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2005 May 22
3
comparison operator, decimals, and signif()
Hi, I recently spent quite a bit of time trouble
shooting a function that I had written only to
discover that the problem I was having was with the
comparison operator. I assumed that the following
would return TRUE:
> testMean <- 82.8 + 0.1
> testMean
[1] 82.9
> testMean == 82.9
[1] FALSE
Apparently this has to do with deciml places. Look:
> newTest <- 82.0
> newTest
[1]
2008 Aug 12
1
Quickly calculating the mean results over a collection of data sets?
...read.table(x, header=TRUE)})
### W, X, Y have (small) natural values
w <- unique(testRuns[[1]]$W)
x <- unique(testRuns[[1]]$X)
y <- unique(testRuns[[1]]$Y)
### All runs have the same values for all columns
### with the exception of the Z values, so just
### copy the first test run data
testMeans <- data.frame(testRuns[[1]])
for(w0 in w) {
for(y0 in y) {
for (x0 in x) {
row <- which(testMeans$W == w0 &
testMeans$Y == y0 &
testMeans$X == x0)
meanValues <- sapply(testRuns,
function(r)...