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2017 Aug 23
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Data too big for a specific library package to handle
...x GB' errors, but I'm stumped.?
So my raw data has >7 million rows and eight columns. That's not a problem itself.
Using the confreq package (for configural frequency analysis), I take my data and run it through the package's dat2fre function. This converts to a class called 'Pfreq.' ?(Looks like a data frame to me, but R recognizes it as different.) It is now smaller, a little less than a million rows, and one column added. It's one row for every possible permutation, with the new column a frequency count, though in my case, 99% are 0s.
However, this data is meaningl...