[R] fetching columns from another file
Amit
amitkumartiwary at gmail.com
Sun Jan 24 19:47:33 CET 2010
Hi! All,
I am trying to fetch rows from a data frame which matches to first 2
columns of another data frame. Here is the example what I am trying to
do:
> ptable=read.table(file="All.txt",header=T,sep="\t")
> ptable=as.matrix(ptable)
> dim(ptable)
[1] 9275 6
> head(ptable)
Gene1 Gene2 PCC PCC3 PCC23 PCC123
[1,] "3813_f_at" "3884_f_at" "0.9956842" "0.9955455" "0.9956513" "0.9956171"
[2,] "3884_f_at" "3813_f_at" "0.9956842" "0.9955455" "0.9956513" "0.9956171"
[3,] "3491_f_at" "3709_f_at" "0.9952116" "0.9951588" "0.9951601" "0.9950864"
[4,] "3709_f_at" "3491_f_at" "0.9952116" "0.9951588" "0.9951601" "0.9950864"
[5,] "3371_f_at" "3594_f_at" "0.9946206" "0.9945342" "0.9946246" "0.9946592"
[6,] "3594_f_at" "3371_f_at" "0.9946206" "0.9945342" "0.9946246" "0.9946592"
> table=read.table(file="All_GPYeast_m.txt",header=T,sep="\t")
> table=as.matrix(table)
> dim(table)
[1] 9275 6
> head(table)
Gene1 Gene2 PCC PCC3 PCC23 PCC123
[1,] "3491_f_at" "3709_f_at" "0.9953142" "0.9950756" "0.9954676" "0.9952902"
[2,] "3709_f_at" "3491_f_at" "0.9953142" "0.9950756" "0.9954676" "0.9952902"
[3,] "3813_f_at" "3884_f_at" "0.9951781" "0.9953901" "0.9959256" "0.9958152"
[4,] "3884_f_at" "3813_f_at" "0.9951781" "0.9953901" "0.9959256" "0.9958152"
[5,] "3371_f_at" "3594_f_at" "0.9946130" "0.9938905" "0.9945572" "0.9945285"
[6,] "3594_f_at" "3371_f_at" "0.9946130" "0.9938905" "0.9945572" "0.9945285"
Now, I wish to pick column 1&2 from 'ptable' and their coresponding
columns from 'table' and store it in a variable. I did following and
got error
> PCC=apply(ptable[,c(1,2)],1,function(x)table[x[1],x[2]])
Error in FUN(newX[, i], ...) : subscript out of bounds
I was expecting something like this
>head(PCC)
[1,] "3813_f_at" "3884_f_at" "0.9951781" "0.9953901" "0.9959256" "0.9958152"
[2,] "3884_f_at" "3813_f_at" "0.9951781" "0.9953901" "0.9959256" "0.9958152"
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Please, help!
regards
Amit
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