Hi all,
Before the amount of data given has grown i was initially using read.table to load the values inside R.
It was feeding my needs because i could tell read.table h=T, then use attach to access the values by columns names.
Now it takes 20 seconds to load the data's and the first enhancement i could do is to win some time on the load of the data's...
How could i use the scan function (which is faster) to build the data as if i've used read.table("file",h=T) then attach?
/* the code i use actually */
tab<-read.table("blob/data.dat",h=T)
attach(tab)
/* is it possible to produce the same using scan? */
thks all for understanding my question.
guillaume.
change read.table by scan
2 messages · herodote@oreka.com, Brian Ripley
read.table _does_ use scan, so why do you claim scan is faster? There is so much you have not told us that it is impossible to know what you want. Please do read the posting guide and its references and try to ask a question that is not predicated on a falsehood.
On Mon, 19 Dec 2005, herodote at oreka.com wrote:
Hi all,
Before the amount of data given has grown i was initially using
read.table to load the values inside R.
It was feeding my needs because i could tell read.table h=T, then use
attach to access the values by columns names.
Now it takes 20 seconds to load the data's and the first enhancement i
could do is to win some time on the load of the data's...
How could i use the scan function (which is faster) to build the data as
if i've used read.table("file",h=T) then attach?
/* the code i use actually */
tab<-read.table("blob/data.dat",h=T)
attach(tab)
/* is it possible to produce the same using scan? */
thks all for understanding my question.
guillaume.
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