easycsv | golang package which provides easy API | CSV Processing library
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easycsv package provides API to read CSV files in Go (golang) easily.
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- Loop reads the body into the body .
- parse struct tag
- createIntConverter creates a converter function for the given type .
- newStructDecoder returns a new row decoder .
- validateCustomConverter validates a custom converter .
- createDefaultConverter returns a default converter function .
- validateTypeDecoder verifies that the passed type is correct
- newCSVReader returns a new csv . Reader .
- newSliceDecoder returns a new row decoder .
- NewReadCloser returns a new Reader reading from r .
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QUESTION
I would like to combine data frames in the global environment according to the pattern in their name, and simultaneously add the name of the file they are originally from.
My problem is that I have originally a zip file, with over 20 text files in the main folder and sub-folders, which observe mainly two different scenarios: "test" and "train". Hence, I decided to first read ALL of the txt files into R, create two different lists of df names which either have "test" or "train" pattern and using those lists merge the dataframes into two main dataframes. Now, I need to combine those dataframes according to the names in the list, but the rbind just creates another list of their names - how to make rbind treat inputs as objects from the name list, not strings?
Moreover, rbind would combine the dfs without an opportunity to add the variable of their column names - maybe there is a solution which lets to simultaneously combine dfs and add the df name as a column variable?
What I did so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-21 at 12:53You can use mget
to get all the data with specific pattern in a list, then use dplyr::bind_rows
to combine them into one dataframe and use .id
parameter to include the file name as a separate column.
QUESTION
I'm new to R and I can't make this work with the information I'm finding.
I have many .txt files in a folder, each of them containing data from one subject. The files have identical columns, but the number of rows for each file varies. In addition, the column headers only start in row 9. What I want to do is
- import the .txt files into RStudio in one go while skipping the first 8 rows, and
- merging them all together into one data frame by their columns, so that the final data frame is a data set containing the data from all subjects in long format.
I managed to do 1 (I think) using the easycsv package and the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-27 at 19:22The code below looks for what files are in your directory, uses those names to get the file as a variable, and then uses rbindlist to combined the tables into a single table. Hope that helps. It assumes each .csv or .txt file in the directory has been pulled into the current environment as a separate data.table.
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I am using two different kinds of graphics: 1.) a boxplot created with ggplot2 and 2.) a correlation table.
I want to save both graphics under a location that can be chosen by the user through a prompt, using:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-07 at 18:09You need to make a valid path for png
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