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2007 Jul 14
3
How to read many files at one time?
...? I can give the same names in
R.
Thanks.
For example:
> tst=paste("Sim",1:20,".txt",sep="") # the file names
> tst
[1] "Sim1.txt" "Sim2.txt" "Sim3.txt" "Sim4.txt" "Sim5.txt" "Sim6.txt"
[7] "Sim7.txt" "Sim8.txt" "Sim9.txt" "Sim10.txt" "Sim11.txt" "Sim12.txt"
[13] "Sim13.txt" "Sim14.txt" "Sim15.txt" "Sim16.txt" "Sim17.txt" "Sim18.txt"
[19] "Sim19.txt" "Sim20.tx...
2005 May 25
2
time-ordered object list
...list 15 x 4 1175 2004.09.13
15:43
lower numeric double 100 841 2004.10.05
11:10
upper numeric double 100 841 2004.10.05
11:10
barnard function function 12 20013 2005.04.08
13:09
sim7 function function 5 3657 2005.04.14
15:36
.Last.fixed character character 1 52 2005.04.14
15:38
runsim function function 6 3952 2005.04.14
15:38
last.dump list list 8 1186 2005....
2009 Mar 17
0
(no subject)
...predict(g.dummy, newdata = xy, nsim = 10)
gridded(iso) = ~x+y
# spplot(iso,main="isotropic") # not essential for this question
# I could make a dataframe like:
diso<-data.frame(iso)
diso[1:4,]
# which results in:
# x y sim1 sim2 sim3 sim4 sim5 sim6
sim7 sim8 sim9 sim10
# 1 1 1 0.4093776 1.0752794 -1.5654566 0.6183240 -2.196812 0.4545051
-0.06372423 -2.1544707 -1.131036 -0.4008869
# 2 2 1 0.8133436 0.9041941 -0.9712924 0.4319641 -2.432893 1.0770354
0.21302299 -1.6938882 -2.065350 -0.5331123
# 3 3 1 0.8238881 0.8631968 -1.2171113 0.7...