kin<-c (-3,5,7,-6)
kin1<-kin[0<=kin]#0 or higher
kin2<-kin[0>kin]#0 or less
y<-c (1, 2, 3, 4)
kihon<-data.frame(y)#Creating Data Frames
Calculate positive and negative by conditional branch
for (in 1:length(kin){
if(kin1){
pu<-data.frame(kin1*10)# plus calculation
colnames(pu)<-c("point")#Change Point Name
}
if(kin2){
mi<-data.frame(kin2*30)#Minus Calculation
colnames(pu)<-c("point")#Change Point Name
}
}
pumi<-rbind(pu,mi)#Connect positive and negative data
mydata<-data.frame(y,pumi)# data frame complete
If you write the code like this,
There are 50 or more warnings (use warning() to see the first 50)
A red message similar to the one above appears.
Also, mydata data frames are calculated in a different way by dividing the minus and plus of pumi, and then re-collecting them in the same column again, so they are not arranged in 1,2,3,4 like y data.
How do I deal with data frames and red messages above?
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Is this what you want to do?
kin<-c (-3,5,7,-6)
y<-c (1, 2, 3, 4)
kihon<-data.frame(y,point=NA)# data frame creation
# Calculate positive and negative as conditional branches
for (in 1:length(kin)) {
if(kin[i]>=0){
kihon[i, "point"]<-kin[i]*10#Change Point Name
}
if(kin[i]<0){
kihon[i, "point"]<-kin[i]*30#Change Point Name
}
}
kihon# data frame complete
For your information, I think the following methods are simpler and easier to understand.
kin<-c (-3,5,7,-6)
kihon<-data.frame(kin,point=ifelse(kin>=0,kin*10,kin*30))
kihon
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