Thanks that helped in the right way:D
Thanks alot!
Rina

>>> John Kane <jrkrideau@yahoo.ca> 06/06/07 1:46 >>>
I think that you have the same situation as before
though I have never used ranef().  The boar ids are
acting as the row names and are not really part of the
data.frame. It just looks like that when R prints the
data.frame.  

Try 

boars <- rownames(far1) 
far1 <- cbind( boars, far1) 

The results may look a bit funny with two printed
columns looking the same but one will be a column in
the data.frame and the other will be the row names
column.  I hope :)

--- Rina Miehs <rmi@danishmeat.dk> wrote:

>  
> The left column is boar id number, and the right is
> the random effect
> estimate. I need the numbers in the left column when
> i merge far1
> together with other data.frames based on the id
> numbers. When i use
> ranef the output is the class list and R only sees
> the intercepts, but i
> need a data.frame with 'boar id' and 'niveau', two
> columns not just
> one...
>  
> fx
> > far1 <- ranef(resultat1)[1]
> > far1
> $farid
>             (Intercept)
> 1437987   -3.775851e-03
> 10000100  -3.220044e-03
> 10007995   1.848914e-02
> 10008295  -4.583903e-03
> 10008792  -9.518371e-03
> 10033401  -7.538132e-03
> 10048900   1.540309e-02
> > far1 <- as.data.frame(far1)
> > far1
>            X.Intercept.
> 1437987   -3.775851e-03
> 10000100  -3.220044e-03
> 10007995   1.848914e-02
> 10008295  -4.583903e-03
> 10008792  -9.518371e-03
> 10033401  -7.538132e-03
> 10048900   1.540309e-02
> Thanks again
>  
> Rina
> 
> 
> >>> John Kane <jrkrideau@yahoo.ca> 06/06/07 11:38
> >>>
> 
> --- Rina Miehs <rmi@danishmeat.dk> wrote:
> 
> > thanks, that works great!!
> >  
> > just have another thing...i the same area
> > What if the class is list instead of array, how
> can
> > you name the first unrecognized column?
> 
> I am not sure that I understand the question.  You
> don't really have an unrecognised column in the
> dataframe but an array of rownames ( I don't know
> how
> they are stored).
> 
> I think you can do the same thing as you did for the
> data.frame but as I say, I am not sure I understand
> the question.  Would you post a little example?
> 
> 
> >  
> > Rina
> > 
> > >>> John Kane <jrkrideau@yahoo.ca> 06/05/07 3:17
> >>>
> > 
> > --- Rina Miehs <rmi@danishmeat.dk> wrote:
> > 
> > > hello
> > >  
> > > what do i write for R to recognize both columns?
> > >  
> > > In the R-script downunder you can see that i use
> > > tapply to get my
> > > information out of my data, and then i need to
> use
> > > it as a dataframe
> > > with both columns! It is like R is using the
> first
> > > column as an
> > > observationnumber or something, how can i change
> > > that?? 
> > 
> > It is using the names of the variables as
> rownames.
> > 
> > try 
> > n.ant <- names(antall)
> > antal1 <- data.frame(n.antal1, antal1)
> > 
> > 
> > >  
> > > > antal1 <-tapply(l1$omlob1,l1$farid,length)
> > > > antal1
> > > 1437987  10000100  10007995  10008295  10008792 
> > > 10010203  10018703 
> > > 10033401 
> > >         2         3         3         2        
> 3 
> >  
> > >      1         1  
> > >       2 
> > >  10048900  10050492  10055897  10076495 
> 10081892 
> > > 10094801  10100692 
> > > 10101395 
> > >         3         1         3         3        
> 6 
> >  
> > >      2         5  
> > >      20 
> > >  10101495  10101595  10104692  10113592 
> 10113697 
> > > 10114297  10120797 
> > > 10120897 
> > >         1         5         4         2        
> 6 
> >  
> > >     11         1  
> > >       4 
> > >  10121697  10121897  10121997  10133592 
> 10142892 
> > > 10142995  10146495 
> > > 10150497 
> > >        16         3         6         1        
> 1 
> >  
> > >      6         4  
> > >       4 
> > >  10150692  10157092  10157292  10164792 
> 10170892 
> > > 10171795  10171895 
> > > 10172300 
> > >         5         2         4         4        
> 4 
> >  
> > >      4         4  
> > >       1 
> > >  10175195  10187802  10192499  10192897 
> 10198295 
> > > 10200493  10201693 
> > > 10211593 
> > >         1         2         2         3        
> 5 
> >  
> > >      1         3  
> > >       5 
> > > > antal1 <- data.frame(antal1)
> > > > antal1
> > >           antal1
> > > 1437987        2
> > > 10000100       3
> > > 10007995       3
> > > 10008295       2
> > > 10008792       3
> > > 10010203      NA
> > > 10018703      NA
> > > 10033401       2
> > > 10048900       3
> > > 10050492       1
> > > 10055897       3
> > > 10076495       3
> > > 10081892       6
> > > 10094801       2
> > > 10100692       5
> > >  
> > > Thanks
> > > Rina
> > > 
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