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2012 Aug 09
1
Zoo object problem: problem when I attempt to create a zoo object of only one column
...uot;NULL"? It should be one, shouldn't it? (The following
example does not involve the creation of a zoo object; in reality, similar
problems are encountered when I create a zoo object)
> temp5<-read.csv("A_Consumption.csv", header=TRUE)> temp5[1:3,] TIME C C_D C_ND
1 196101 70345 1051 69294
2 196102 61738 905 60833
3 196103 63838 860 62978> temp6<-temp5[,2:ncol(temp5)]> temp6[1:3,]
C C_D C_ND
1 70345 1051 69294
2 61738 905 60833
3 63838 860 62978> colnames(temp6)[1] "C" "C_D" "C_ND">
temp7<-read.csv...
2012 Aug 10
2
Zoo object problem: Find the column name of a univariate zoo object
...>
> R> dim(z) <- c(NROW(z), NCOL(z))
> R> z
>
> 1 0.8414710
> 2 0.9092974
> 3 0.1411200
> 4 -0.7568025
> R> dim(z)
> [1] 4 1
>
>
> temp5<-read.csv("A_**Consumption.csv", header=TRUE)> temp5[1:3,] TIME
>>> C C_D C_ND
>>>
>> 1 196101 70345 1051 69294
>> 2 196102 61738 905 60833
>> 3 196103 63838 860 62978> temp6<-temp5[,2:ncol(temp5)]> temp6[1:3,]
>> C C_D C_ND
>> 1 70345 1051 69294
>> 2 61738 905 60833
>> 3 63838 860 62978> colnames(temp6)[1...