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[Previously saved workspace restored]
> setwd("H:\")
+ > setwd("H:/")
> read.table("H:/ST104-Pulse.txt",header=T)
Error in file(file, "rt") : cannot open the connection
In addition: Warning message:
In file(file, "rt") :
cannot open file 'H:/ST104-Pulse.txt': No such file or directory
> read.table("H:/Pulse.txt",header=T)
Pulse1 Pulse2 Smokes Sex Height Weight
1 96 140 2 1 164 56
2 62 100 2 2 150 45
3 78 104 1 1 149 41
4 82 100 2 2 168 57
5 100 115 1 2 157 51
6 68 112 2 2 171 67
7 96 116 2 1 174 69
8 78 118 2 2 152 48
9 88 110 1 1 169 61
10 62 98 1 2 159 58
11 80 128 2 1 175 63
> df1<-read.table("H:/Pulse.txt",header=T)
> df1<-read.table("H:/Pulse1.txt",header=T)
Error in file(file, "rt") : cannot open the connection
In addition: Warning message:
In file(file, "rt") :
cannot open file 'H:/Pulse1.txt': No such file or directory
> df2<-read.table("H:/Pulse1.txt",header=T)
Error in file(file, "rt") : cannot open the connection
In addition: Warning message:
In file(file, "rt") :
cannot open file 'H:/Pulse1.txt': No such file or directory
> dd1<-read.table("H:/Pulse.txt",header=T)
> dd[ ,5]
Error: object 'dd' not found
> dd[ 2,5]
Error: object 'dd' not found
> dd1[ 2,5]
[1] 150
> dd1[,5]
[1] 164 150 149 168 157 171 174 152 169 159 175
> dd1$Height
[1] 164 150 149 168 157 171 174 152 169 159 175
> mean(dd1$Height)
[1] 162.5455
> SD(dd1$Height)
Error: could not find function "SD"
> SD(Height)
Error: could not find function "SD"
> SD(dd1$Height)
Error: could not find function "SD"
> S(dd1$Height)
Error: could not find function "S"
> Sd(dd1$Height)
Error: could not find function "Sd"
> Sd(Height)
Error: could not find function "Sd"
> sd(Height)
Error in is.data.frame(x) : object 'Height' not found
> sd(dd1$Height)
[1] 9.626668
> sd(Height)
Error in is.data.frame(x) : object 'Height' not found
> sd(dd1$Height)
[1] 9.626668
> mean(Pulse1)
Error in mean(Pulse1) : object 'Pulse1' not found
> attach(df1)
> mean(Height)
[1] 162.5455
> attach(Pulse1)
Error in attach(Pulse1) :
'attach' only works for lists, data frames and environments
> summary(HEeight)
Error in summary(HEeight) : object 'HEeight' not found
> summary(Height)
Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
149.0 154.5 164.0 162.5 170.0 175.0
>
>
> summary(Weight)
Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
41.0 49.5 57.0 56.0 62.0 69.0
>
>
> read.table("H:/children.txt",header=T)
Error in file(file, "rt") : cannot open the connection
In addition: Warning message:
In file(file, "rt") :
cannot open file 'H:/children.txt': No such file or directory
> read.table("H:/children.txt",header=T)
height gender edu
1 90.2 M AL
2 87.4 M AL
3 83.8 F OL
4 85.1 F AL
5 82.2 F OL
6 92.2 M Graduate
7 91.4 M Graduate
8 85.1 F Graduate
9 90.0 M AL
10 86.4 F AL
11 81.2 F OL
12 91.5 M Graduate
13 88.6 M OL
> cd1<-read.table("H:/children.txt",header=T)
> cd1[ ,1]
[1] 90.2 87.4 83.8 85.1 82.2 92.2 91.4 85.1 90.0 86.4 81.2 91.5 88.6
> cd1$height
[1] 90.2 87.4 83.8 85.1 82.2 92.2 91.4 85.1 90.0 86.4 81.2 91.5 88.6
> attach(cd1)
> mean(height)
[1] 87.31538
> mean(cd1$height)
[1] 87.31538
> sd(cd1$height)
[1] 3.672158
> sd(height)
[1] 3.672158
> attach(height)
Error in attach(height) :
'attach' only works for lists, data frames and environments
> summary(height)
Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
81.20 85.10 87.40 87.32 90.20 92.20
> summary(gender)
F M
6 7
> summary(edu)
AL Graduate OL
5 4 4
> split(cd1)
Error in split.default(x = seq_len(nrow(x)), f = f, drop = drop, ...) :
argument "f" is missing, with no default
> attach(cd1)
The following objects are masked from cd1 (pos = 3):
edu, gender, height
> split(cd1,gender)
$F
height gender edu
3 83.8 F OL
4 85.1 F AL
5 82.2 F OL
8 85.1 F Graduate
10 86.4 F AL
11 81.2 F OL
$M
height gender edu
1 90.2 M AL
2 87.4 M AL
6 92.2 M Graduate
7 91.4 M Graduate
9 90.0 M AL
12 91.5 M Graduate
13 88.6 M OL
> split(cd1,edu)
$AL
height gender edu
1 90.2 M AL
2 87.4 M AL
4 85.1 F AL
9 90.0 M AL
10 86.4 F AL
$Graduate
height gender edu
6 92.2 M Graduate
7 91.4 M Graduate
8 85.1 F Graduate
12 91.5 M Graduate
$OL
height gender edu
3 83.8 F OL
5 82.2 F OL
11 81.2 F OL
13 88.6 M OL
>
> cd2$F
Error: object 'cd2' not found
> cd1$F
NULL
> cd3<-split(cd1,gender)
> cd3$F
height gender edu
3 83.8 F OL
4 85.1 F AL
5 82.2 F OL
8 85.1 F Graduate
10 86.4 F AL
11 81.2 F OL
> mean((cd3$"M")$height)
[1] 90.18571
> Male<-cd3$"M"
> Male
height gender edu
1 90.2 M AL
2 87.4 M AL
6 92.2 M Graduate
7 91.4 M Graduate
9 90.0 M AL
12 91.5 M Graduate
13 88.6 M OL
> Feale<-cd3$"M"
> Female
Error: object 'Female' not found
> Feale<-cd3$"F"
> Female
Error: object 'Female' not found
> Female<-cd3$"F"
> Female
height gender edu
3 83.8 F OL
4 85.1 F AL
5 82.2 F OL
8 85.1 F Graduate
10 86.4 F AL
11 81.2 F OL
> mean(Male$height)
[1] 90.18571
> mean(Feale$height)
[1] 83.96667
> summary(Female[1])
height
Min. :81.20
1st Qu.:82.60
Median :84.45
Mean :83.97
3rd Qu.:85.10
Max. :86.40
> summary(Female[2]
+
+ > summary(Female[2])
gender
F:6
M:0
> summary(Female)
height gender edu
Min. :81.20 F:6 AL :2
1st Qu.:82.60 M:0 Graduate:1
Median :84.45 OL :3
Mean :83.97
3rd Qu.:85.10
Max. :86.40
> summary(Male)
height gender edu
Min. :87.40 F:0 AL :3
1st Qu.:89.30 M:7 Graduate:3
Median :90.20 OL :1
Mean :90.19
3rd Qu.:91.45
Max. :92.20
> summary(Male[1:2])
height gender
Min. :87.40 F:0
1st Qu.:89.30 M:7
Median :90.20
Mean :90.19
3rd Qu.:91.45
Max. :92.20
> cd3$"M"
height gender edu
1 90.2 M AL
2 87.4 M AL
6 92.2 M Graduate
7 91.4 M Graduate
9 90.0 M AL
12 91.5 M Graduate
13 88.6 M OL
> cd3$M
height gender edu
1 90.2 M AL
2 87.4 M AL
6 92.2 M Graduate
7 91.4 M Graduate
9 90.0 M AL
12 91.5 M Graduate
13 88.6 M OL
> summary(Male$height)
Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
87.40 89.30 90.20 90.19 91.45 92.20
> summary(Male[1])
height
Min. :87.40
1st Qu.:89.30
Median :90.20
Mean :90.19
3rd Qu.:91.45
Max. :92.20
> summary(Male$height:$weight)
Error: unexpected '$' in "summary(Male$height:$"
> summary(Male$height:$gender)
Error: unexpected '$' in "summary(Male$height:$"
> summary(height)
Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
81.20 85.10 87.40 87.32 90.20 92.20
> summary(Male[[1]])
Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
87.40 89.30 90.20 90.19 91.45 92.20
> summary(Male[1])
height
Min. :87.40
1st Qu.:89.30
Median :90.20
Mean :90.19
3rd Qu.:91.45
Max. :92.20
> summary(Male[[1:2]])
Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
87.4 87.4 87.4 87.4 87.4 87.4
> summary(Male[ ,1])
Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
87.40 89.30 90.20 90.19 91.45 92.20
> summary(height[gender=1])
Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
90.2 90.2 90.2 90.2 90.2 90.2
> summary(height[gender=2])
Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
87.4 87.4 87.4 87.4 87.4 87.4
> male
Error: object 'male' not found
> Male
height gender edu
1 90.2 M AL
2 87.4 M AL
6 92.2 M Graduate
7 91.4 M Graduate
9 90.0 M AL
12 91.5 M Graduate
13 88.6 M OL
> Female
height gender edu
3 83.8 F OL
4 85.1 F AL
5 82.2 F OL
8 85.1 F Graduate
10 86.4 F AL
11 81.2 F OL
> rbind(Male,Female)
height gender edu
1 90.2 M AL
2 87.4 M AL
6 92.2 M Graduate
7 91.4 M Graduate
9 90.0 M AL
12 91.5 M Graduate
13 88.6 M OL
3 83.8 F OL
4 85.1 F AL
5 82.2 F OL
8 85.1 F Graduate
10 86.4 F AL
11 81.2 F OL
> cbindMale,Female)
Error: unexpected ',' in "cbindMale,"
> cbind(Male,Female)
Error in data.frame(..., check.names = FALSE) :
arguments imply differing number of rows: 7, 6
> rc1<-rbind(Male,Female)
> tapply(height,edu,mean)
AL Graduate OL
87.82 90.05 83.95
> tapply(height,edu,max)
AL Graduate OL
90.2 92.2 88.6
> table1<-table(gender)
> table1
gender
F M
6 7
> table(gender)
gender
F M
6 7
> names(table1)
[1] "F" "M"
> names(table1)<-c('Female","Male")
+ names(table1)
+ > table2<-table(gender,edu)
> table2
edu
gender AL Graduate OL
F 2 1 3
M 3 3 1
> names(table1)<-c("Female","Male")
> names(table1)
[1] "Female" "Male"
> table2<-table(gender,edu)
> table2
edu
gender AL Graduate OL
F 2 1 3
M 3 3 1

> > dimnames(table2)


$gender
[1] "F" "M"
$edu
[1] "AL" "Graduate" "OL"
> dimnames(table2)<-list(c("Female","Male",c("O/L","A/L","Grad"))
+ > dimnames(table2)<-list(c("Female","Male"),c("O/L","A/L","Grad"))
> table2
O/L A/L Grad
Female 2 1 3
Male 3 3 1

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