R help - Jul 2012 - replacing NaN for every attribute in my data

Hi,
I have a list called ds which has the following attributes:

attributes(ds)
$names
[1] "adj.r.squared" "fstatistic"    "intercept"   
"slope"
[5] "std.error"     "tstatistic"   

I want to replace all the NaN is ds with 0, and after searching past posts I
found I can hardcode it like this:
ds$adj.r.squared=replace(ds$adj.r.squared,is.nan(ds$adj.r.squared),0)
ds$fstatistic=replace(ds$fstatistic,is.nan(ds$fstatistic),0)
...
ds$tstatistic=replace(ds$tstatistic,is.nan(ds$tstatistic),0)

But, there has to be a more elegant/general solution. I've tried messing
around with lapply but can't seem to get it to work.

Any suggestion?
thanks,
mishkin

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You can try this:
 for (i in 1:length(ds)) {
dummy<-ds[[i]];
dummy[is.nan(dummy)]<-0
ds[[i]]<-dummy
}


if is.nan doesn't work, replace with is.na

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Yasir Kaheil

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Thanks. That worked.

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