I want to make a function, which should remake list of vectors of different lengths to list of vectors with the same lengths. I made two functions, but the second one does not work well. My code is: first function (works well)
delka<-function(x){
delky<<-NULL
for(i in 1:length(x)){
delky[i]<<-length(x[[i]])
}
}
Here I globally made object "delky". Second function is
uprava<- function(x){
stejne<<- NULL
for(i in 1:length(x)){
stejne[[i]]<<-vector(x[[i]], length(max(delky)))
}
}
Where I want to globally make an object "stejne" containing vectors with same lengths. But R answer me an issue
Error in vector(x[[i]], length(max(delky))) : invalid 'mode' argument
Do you have any ideas of what I am doing wrong?
Assuming you can work on whole lists at a time, and if you want to pad the shorter vectors with NAs, here's one way.
my <- list(a = runif(5),
b = runif(11),
c = runif(7))
maxl <- max(sapply(my, length))
sapply(my, FUN = function(x, ml) {
difference <- ml - length(x)
c(x, rep(NA, difference))
}, ml = maxl, simplify = FALSE)
$a
[1] 0.91906470 0.68651070 0.07317576 0.52985130 0.27916889 NA NA NA NA NA NA
$b
[1] 0.86384953 0.79707167 0.88226627 0.91590091 0.03181455 0.86493584 0.89597354 0.80890065 0.92418156 0.72947596 0.13847751
$c
[1] 0.2576621 0.6512487 0.5806530 0.8782730 0.0262019 0.1000885 0.5245472 NA NA NA NA
in another representation
sapply(my, FUN = function(x, ml) {
difference <- ml - length(x)
c(x, rep(NA, difference))
}, ml = maxl)
a b c
[1,] 0.91906470 0.86384953 0.2576621
[2,] 0.68651070 0.79707167 0.6512487
[3,] 0.07317576 0.88226627 0.5806530
[4,] 0.52985130 0.91590091 0.8782730
[5,] 0.27916889 0.03181455 0.0262019
[6,] NA 0.86493584 0.1000885
[7,] NA 0.89597354 0.5245472
[8,] NA 0.80890065 NA
[9,] NA 0.92418156 NA
[10,] NA 0.72947596 NA
[11,] NA 0.13847751 NA
Assuming @RomanLuštrik is correct about what you are trying to do, you can do this much more directly using the following:
lapply(my, `length<-`, max(lengths(my)))
## $a
## [1] 0.8669645 0.9224072 0.2003480 0.9476093 0.1095652 NA
## [7] NA NA NA NA NA
##
## $b
## [1] 0.6679763 0.2742245 0.7726615 0.4247057 0.7274648 0.8218540
## [7] 0.4874759 0.4764729 0.3958279 0.1653358 0.2331573
##
## $c
## [1] 0.71882342 0.92852497 0.75134020 0.53098586 0.17515857
## [6] 0.04997067 0.70350036 NA NA NA
## [11] NA
##
The lengths
function was relatively recently introduced, so make sure you are running the most recent version of R.
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