I am currently working with a data.table table that has approximately 200 million rows.
>table
user age
A 19
B 22
C 18
D 13
E 93
F 15
G 11
H 16
I 33
J 25
K 44
L 23
M 76
N 34
O 18
P 32
Q 55
Additionally, I have an "index" table that looks like:
> index
row_number count
1 5
3 7
7 12
8 100
12 3
14 4
My goal is to be able to append the count
column into table
. The row_number
column represents the rows numbers of table
. Hence, when row_number
equals 1, we append the value 5 to the user A and age 19 row of table
. For row_number
equals 3, we insert the value 7 to user C and age 18. There are gaps between, so I would like to fill them with 0.
So overall, I'd like:
>table
user age count
A 19 5
B 22 0
C 18 7
D 13 0
E 93 0
F 15 0
G 11 12
H 16 100
I 33 0
J 25 0
K 44 0
L 23 3
M 76 0
N 34 4
O 18 0
P 32 0
Q 55 0
so far, my code for doing this is:
table[,count:= count, by=.N]
However, I am not able to get a correct sort. Does anyone know how I can accomplish this in data.table
? Thank you!
Here is an approach using set
# set everything to 0
set(table, j = 'count', value = 0)
# replace the appropriate indices with the relevant values
set(table, j = 'count', i = index[['rownumber']], j = index[['count']])
You can also use the :=
operator. You don't need by
here. Instead you could do it as:
table[, count := 0L][index$row_number, count := index$count]
First we initialise count
with integer value 0
, and then for the row numbers given in i
, we modify count
of table
in-place with the corresponding count
values from index
.
HTH
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