Hi everyone, i'm not very good with R, and i know that my question is quite simple. I generated this vector for a sample of 100 and i want to know how to save these as ez1, ez1, ez3...ez100. I guess i have to do it by "for", but i didn't succeed.. i put here my output ezt [1] -0.05470228 -1.76356668 -1.68843463 -0.77283767 0.25077826 -0.65236833 1.05230056 -0.48900254 -1.03857310 -0.30378185 0.86384470 1.35341065 -0.55714575 [14] -0.31853348 0.48801617 1.98541092 -2.52174364 0.17085272 0.63973657 1.07164064 -0.35393600 0.61847775 1.18536018 1.40576222 0.88830675 -0.84600747 [27] -0.80453071 -2.90893372 0.47658777 -0.74312903 0.51442825 0.22481451 -0.33104807 0.63688003 1.75841693 0.34841081 -1.18367323 -0.80041424 0.14039505 [40] 0.78883365 1.50628498 0.81714749 -1.50882506 -1.11457623 -0.11722597 -0.23157740 -0.50457286 -0.76091885 0.89006377 -0.33416350 -2.27666710 -0.71381032 [53] -2.12997125 -0.88065165 0.49617389 1.06932037 -0.88977000 -1.11977792 0.33601881 0.50490347 -1.46019653 1.30649432 -1.51794234 0.26189545 0.86140985 [66] 1.31436956 2.63651459 0.77599055 0.51114807 0.39171407 -0.07196456 -0.60086534 0.70217126 1.31626039 -0.67222186 -0.17144670 0.32945944 -0.36040439 [79] -1.56054165 -2.73620770 0.73432896 0.37370346 0.20326237 0.72310549 -1.65473285 0.03052296 2.18543356 -1.80562305 1.32452946 0.41418175 -1.82803429 [92] -2.42929015 0.71443886 -1.13828906 2.30465334 -0.72840312 0.49937916 0.66331583 -0.05890777 -0.98056989>thank you very much -- View this message in context: http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/How-to-save-my-result-with-Loops-tp4633640.html Sent from the R help mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Short answer: don't. R is built around vectors and lists. Trying to put individual variates in their own "scalar" variables is almost always a bad idea. Long answer: you can do it with assign() but I won't tell you how in light of my short answer. Michael On Sun, Jun 17, 2012 at 8:30 AM, Cassie <letamotta at hotmail.com> wrote:> Hi everyone, i'm not very good with R, and i know that my question is quite > simple. > I generated this vector for a sample of 100 and i want to know how to save > these as > ez1, ez1, ez3...ez100. > I guess i have to do it by ?"for", but i didn't succeed.. > i put here my output > > ezt > ?[1] -0.05470228 -1.76356668 -1.68843463 -0.77283767 ?0.25077826 > -0.65236833 ?1.05230056 -0.48900254 -1.03857310 -0.30378185 ?0.86384470 > 1.35341065 -0.55714575 > ?[14] -0.31853348 ?0.48801617 ?1.98541092 -2.52174364 ?0.17085272 > 0.63973657 ?1.07164064 -0.35393600 ?0.61847775 ?1.18536018 ?1.40576222 > 0.88830675 -0.84600747 > ?[27] -0.80453071 -2.90893372 ?0.47658777 -0.74312903 ?0.51442825 > 0.22481451 -0.33104807 ?0.63688003 ?1.75841693 ?0.34841081 -1.18367323 > -0.80041424 ?0.14039505 > ?[40] ?0.78883365 ?1.50628498 ?0.81714749 -1.50882506 -1.11457623 > -0.11722597 -0.23157740 -0.50457286 -0.76091885 ?0.89006377 -0.33416350 > -2.27666710 -0.71381032 > ?[53] -2.12997125 -0.88065165 ?0.49617389 ?1.06932037 -0.88977000 > -1.11977792 ?0.33601881 ?0.50490347 -1.46019653 ?1.30649432 -1.51794234 > 0.26189545 ?0.86140985 > ?[66] ?1.31436956 ?2.63651459 ?0.77599055 ?0.51114807 ?0.39171407 > -0.07196456 -0.60086534 ?0.70217126 ?1.31626039 -0.67222186 -0.17144670 > 0.32945944 -0.36040439 > ?[79] -1.56054165 -2.73620770 ?0.73432896 ?0.37370346 ?0.20326237 > 0.72310549 -1.65473285 ?0.03052296 ?2.18543356 -1.80562305 ?1.32452946 > 0.41418175 -1.82803429 > ?[92] -2.42929015 ?0.71443886 -1.13828906 ?2.30465334 -0.72840312 > 0.49937916 ?0.66331583 -0.05890777 -0.98056989 >> > > thank you very much > > -- > View this message in context: http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/How-to-save-my-result-with-Loops-tp4633640.html > Sent from the R help mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > ______________________________________________ > R-help at r-project.org mailing list > https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-help > PLEASE do read the posting guide http://www.R-project.org/posting-guide.html > and provide commented, minimal, self-contained, reproducible code.
It is not clear exactly what you want. Are you saying that you want to create an object out of each number in that vector or do you just want to name each element in the vector? It is best to supply the code that you used so that readers can see what you are doing. Also when you are providing data please use something like dput() Let's say your vector is called vec. You can type dput(vec) and get a data structure that you can copy and paste into your email and which a reader can directly paste into R. John Kane Kingston ON Canada> -----Original Message----- > From: letamotta at hotmail.com > Sent: Sun, 17 Jun 2012 06:30:13 -0700 (PDT) > To: r-help at r-project.org > Subject: [R] How to save my result with Loops > > Hi everyone, i'm not very good with R, and i know that my question is > quite > simple. > I generated this vector for a sample of 100 and i want to know how to > save > these as > ez1, ez1, ez3...ez100. > I guess i have to do it by "for", but i didn't succeed.. > i put here my output > > ezt > [1] -0.05470228 -1.76356668 -1.68843463 -0.77283767 0.25077826 > -0.65236833 1.05230056 -0.48900254 -1.03857310 -0.30378185 0.86384470 > 1.35341065 -0.55714575 > [14] -0.31853348 0.48801617 1.98541092 -2.52174364 0.17085272 > 0.63973657 1.07164064 -0.35393600 0.61847775 1.18536018 1.40576222 > 0.88830675 -0.84600747 > [27] -0.80453071 -2.90893372 0.47658777 -0.74312903 0.51442825 > 0.22481451 -0.33104807 0.63688003 1.75841693 0.34841081 -1.18367323 > -0.80041424 0.14039505 > [40] 0.78883365 1.50628498 0.81714749 -1.50882506 -1.11457623 > -0.11722597 -0.23157740 -0.50457286 -0.76091885 0.89006377 -0.33416350 > -2.27666710 -0.71381032 > [53] -2.12997125 -0.88065165 0.49617389 1.06932037 -0.88977000 > -1.11977792 0.33601881 0.50490347 -1.46019653 1.30649432 -1.51794234 > 0.26189545 0.86140985 > [66] 1.31436956 2.63651459 0.77599055 0.51114807 0.39171407 > -0.07196456 -0.60086534 0.70217126 1.31626039 -0.67222186 -0.17144670 > 0.32945944 -0.36040439 > [79] -1.56054165 -2.73620770 0.73432896 0.37370346 0.20326237 > 0.72310549 -1.65473285 0.03052296 2.18543356 -1.80562305 1.32452946 > 0.41418175 -1.82803429 > [92] -2.42929015 0.71443886 -1.13828906 2.30465334 -0.72840312 > 0.49937916 0.66331583 -0.05890777 -0.98056989 >> > > thank you very much > > -- > View this message in context: > http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/How-to-save-my-result-with-Loops-tp4633640.html > Sent from the R help mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > ______________________________________________ > R-help at r-project.org mailing list > https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-help > PLEASE do read the posting guide > http://www.R-project.org/posting-guide.html > and provide commented, minimal, self-contained, reproducible code.____________________________________________________________ FREE ONLINE PHOTOSHARING - Share your photos online with your friends and family! Visit http://www.inbox.com/photosharing to find out more!
On Sun, Jun 17, 2012 at 6:30 AM, Cassie <letamotta@hotmail.com> wrote:> Hi everyone, i'm not very good with R, and i know that my question is quite > simple. >So make an effort to educate yourself instead of badgering this list. Please read "An Intro to R" -- which ships with R (help.start() or Help Menu --> Manuals to find it) . -- or some other beginning R tutorial of your choice. With a small initial investment of work, enlightenment will ensue, happiness will reign, your self-esteem will be enhanced, and world peace will break out. ... Well, maybe not the last... But you'll be able to turn on the light and won't have to grope around in the dark hoping someone will shine a flashlight. Cheers, Bert> I generated this vector for a sample of 100 and i want to know how to save > these as > ez1, ez1, ez3...ez100. > I guess i have to do it by "for", but i didn't succeed.. > i put here my output > > ezt > [1] -0.05470228 -1.76356668 -1.68843463 -0.77283767 0.25077826 > -0.65236833 1.05230056 -0.48900254 -1.03857310 -0.30378185 0.86384470 > 1.35341065 -0.55714575 > [14] -0.31853348 0.48801617 1.98541092 -2.52174364 0.17085272 > 0.63973657 1.07164064 -0.35393600 0.61847775 1.18536018 1.40576222 > 0.88830675 -0.84600747 > [27] -0.80453071 -2.90893372 0.47658777 -0.74312903 0.51442825 > 0.22481451 -0.33104807 0.63688003 1.75841693 0.34841081 -1.18367323 > -0.80041424 0.14039505 > [40] 0.78883365 1.50628498 0.81714749 -1.50882506 -1.11457623 > -0.11722597 -0.23157740 -0.50457286 -0.76091885 0.89006377 -0.33416350 > -2.27666710 -0.71381032 > [53] -2.12997125 -0.88065165 0.49617389 1.06932037 -0.88977000 > -1.11977792 0.33601881 0.50490347 -1.46019653 1.30649432 -1.51794234 > 0.26189545 0.86140985 > [66] 1.31436956 2.63651459 0.77599055 0.51114807 0.39171407 > -0.07196456 -0.60086534 0.70217126 1.31626039 -0.67222186 -0.17144670 > 0.32945944 -0.36040439 > [79] -1.56054165 -2.73620770 0.73432896 0.37370346 0.20326237 > 0.72310549 -1.65473285 0.03052296 2.18543356 -1.80562305 1.32452946 > 0.41418175 -1.82803429 > [92] -2.42929015 0.71443886 -1.13828906 2.30465334 -0.72840312 > 0.49937916 0.66331583 -0.05890777 -0.98056989 > > > > thank you very much > > -- > View this message in context: > http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/How-to-save-my-result-with-Loops-tp4633640.html > Sent from the R help mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > ______________________________________________ > R-help@r-project.org mailing list > https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-help > PLEASE do read the posting guide > http://www.R-project.org/posting-guide.html > and provide commented, minimal, self-contained, reproducible code. >-- Bert Gunter Genentech Nonclinical Biostatistics Internal Contact Info: Phone: 467-7374 Website: http://pharmadevelopment.roche.com/index/pdb/pdb-functional-groups/pdb-biostatistics/pdb-ncb-home.htm [[alternative HTML version deleted]]