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?rep  (to replicate indices)

plotdat2[rep(1:3,e=100), ]

This seemspretty basic. Have you gone through any R tutorials yet? If
not, please do so before posting further. There are many good ones on
the web.

Cheers,
Bert
Bert Gunter

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and sticking things into it."
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Hi, There!

I have this data frame:

plotdat2

  Firmicutes    Lower    Upper fTissue2
1   63.48023 59.15983 68.11614   CAECUM
2   61.42512 57.24651 65.90875    COLON
3   44.68343 41.62523 47.96632    RUMEN


How can I replicate each line 100 times?

I`m new in R command line, so sorry if my question is nonsense.

Thanks,

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LAN

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I'm not sure why you'd want to, but here's one way to do it:

plotdat2[rep(1:nrow(plotdat), each=100), ]

This puts all the replicates of each row together.


plotdat2[rep(1:nrow(plotdat), times=100), ]

while this repeats each row then starts over.

If that answer doesn't make sense, then you should definitely go read
some of the great introductory material on R out there.

Sarah

Hi, There!

I have this data frame:

plotdat2

  Firmicutes    Lower    Upper fTissue2
1   63.48023 59.15983 68.11614   CAECUM
2   61.42512 57.24651 65.90875    COLON
3   44.68343 41.62523 47.96632    RUMEN


How can I replicate each line 100 times?

I`m new in R command line, so sorry if my question is nonsense.

Thanks,

--
A
LAN