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> *From:* Jeff Newmiller
> *Sent:* Sunday, August 19, 2018 4:38 PM
> *To:* r-help@r-project.org; Sparks, John; Spencer Brackett;
> r-help@r-project.org
> *Subject:* Re: [R] Request for R Assistance: Downloading Data
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Subject: Re: [R] Request for R Assistance: Downloading Data
I think this hunch is off the mark... the file name is fine as it is... if
anything will confuse R it would be that the data inside the file are not what
was expected.
If in fact the file is csv formatted then the function to read
I think this hunch is off the mark... the file name is fine as it is... if
anything will confuse R it would be that the data inside the file are not what
was expected.
If in fact the file is csv formatted then the function to read it would be
read.csv [1] or read.table [2]. Read the help pages
Just a hunch, but I would recommend simplifying your filename: remove the
(CSV) portion. It could be confusing in R read syntax. Create a filename with
no unnecessary punctuation and no blank spaces.
--John Sparks
From: R-help on behalf of Spencer Brackett
The load() function is only used for binary files that R creates with the
save() function.
You are trying to assign the data to an object (variable) called LGG Drug. R
does not allow spaces in variable names. You could try LGGDrug, LGG_Drug, or
LGG.Drug. Same issue with GBM Drug.
David L. Car
On Sun, 19 Aug 2018, Spencer Brackett wrote:
I am attempting to download Genomic data from the GDC onto R for analysis
and am experiencing some difficulty. I have downloaded the GDC data into an
Excel, CSV, and notepad (.txt) file and implemented what I believe to be
the proper arguments, with e
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