R create data frame with column names

    • [DOC File]#R code: Discussion 7

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      #this creates column of [X3factor] inside your dataset Data, #which represents indicator variables with base level: 'low' #here, base level is chosen from [ 'high', 'low', 'med' ] factor levels in alphabetical order

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    • [DOCX File]RStudio - 01

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      However, note that the column names is correct for x2 but for the other 2 columns R simply give a generic vector name: V2 and V3 in this case. Here is a simple method to remedy that: create a new R object Y containing the new data frame and then change the name of the column names:

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    • [DOCX File]Installing R - Home - Test

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      R prefers it if you create some type of structure for your data in what it calls either a list or a dataframe. A list can have variables with unequal numbers of items but in a dataframe all the columns (vectors) must be the same length. It is always a good idea to give the columns (i.e vectors) of the dataframe/list names.

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      This works fine for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and many other windows programs. For me this is the most convenient way to import data into R, since I do not need to create text files nor create folders or define working directories. data1=read.table(file="clipboard", header=T, sep="\t") #for forcing import with row names and column headings.

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    • [DOCX File]Technology - Winona State University

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      The command names() used above will display the column/variable names of a dataframe. The Sales variable in the BevSales dataframe is the time series { y t } and it can be plotted versus an Index (i.e. time) by using the command plot().

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    • [DOCX File]Introduction to data/Introduction to R

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      It is important to know the names of the columns of the data set, since we will be organizing data such that the column names are the . variables. we care about (more on this later). The command str() returns a summary of the type of object (a data frame), the dimensions, and the variable names and types.

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    • [DOCX File]Lab 2: Manipulating Dataframes - SAGE Publications Inc

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      4. Use the appropriate R command to report the structure of your dataframe as well as a summary of the data (with minimums, means, maximums, etc. as shown on page 32). The result should show, “X obs. Of 4 variables,” where X is the number of friends and family members who reported their data.

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    • [DOCX File]Extremely short introduction to R

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      Create a data vector of 100 random numbers (note: if you choose the same seed number your final plot will be identical.) set.seed(9)data

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    • [DOCX File]R arithmetic operations - Boston University

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      R is designed to work with vectors very efficiently – avoid using loops to perform the same operation on each element – rather apply function on the whole vector! For large arrays avoid dynamic expansion if …

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    • [DOC File]Furman University

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      Each column has a column name, and unlike in arrays the columns do not necessarily have to be all of the same data type. We can refer to any one column within a dataframe by using the $ between the dataframe name and the column name like so:

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