[R] Writing to Spreadsheet issues

Jim Holtman
2013-03-11T09:10:56Z

the error message means (most likely) that srOne[row, "timestamp"] has
NA as a value.  Put

options(error = recover)

in your script so that you get control at the point of the error and can then
use 'browser' (?browser) to examine the values.

It is a problem with your data and probably the result of some calculation that
you will have to track down.

Sent from my iPad

On Mar 10, 2013, at 17:32, Louis <louisvar3 at gmail.com> wrote:

> I am having trouble with this code:
>
> trOne <- read.csv("*.csv", header=TRUE)
> srOne <- read.csv("*/SRdivision1.csv", header=TRUE)
> row = 1
>
> for (g in 1:162) {
> e = trOne[g, "END_TIME"]
> s = trOne[g, "START_TIME"]
> q = trOne[g, "OCC_TIME"]
> r = trOne[g, "R_TIME"]
> gazeSum = 0
> n = 0
> print(g)
>
> while (s <= e) {
>
> if (srOne[row, "timestamp"] == 670920) {
> print(srOne[row, "timestamp"]) }
>
> if (r == srOne[row, "timestamp"] ) {
> trOne[g, "R_EYE_POS"] = srOne[row, "LEFT_GAZE_X"] }
>
> if (q == srOne[row, "timestamp"] ) {
> trOne[g, "OCC_EYE_POS"] = srOne[row, "LEFT_GAZE_X"] }
>
> if (s >= q & s <= r) {
> gazeSum = gazeSum + as.double(srOne[row, "LEFT_GAZE_X"])
> n = n + 1 }
>
> s = s + 1
> row = row + 1
> }
> trOne[g, "AVG_EYE_POS"] = gazeSum / n
> }
>
> The code runs well, but there is an issue with this:
> Error in if (srOne[row, "timestamp"] == 670920) { :
>  missing value where TRUE/FALSE needed
>
> That is just a line for debugging, but it means the if statement below it
> isn't working right if I get the error. It only does this when I write
to
> file. The only unique thing in this case is that I know the line with
> 670920 as the timestamp has the Left_Gaze_X as 0 (as it should be) but the
> comparison being made is screwy after this row. The error shows up at this
> line, which is when g = 162. I have another file I used to get the rest of
> my data (SRDivision2), it calculates that incorrectly, Everything works
> fine before g = 162, though.
>
> After 162, when I make g 163:165, the Left_Gaze_X is correct, but when I
> set Occ_Eye_Pos equal to it, it equals a totally different number. For
> instance, the Gaze outputs as 488.3 when I print it, but when I set
> Occ_Eye_Pos equal to it, the value of Occ_Eye_Pos is 2838...
>
> Anyone know what's going on with this?
>
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