I needed to drop several factor levels from a data frame in R. With the solution provided in this question , I can get rid of one of them, but... is it possible to remove several factor levels in one effort?
I came up with this piece of code, subsetting as many times as factors needed to remove...
dino <- read.csv('/home/maxim/onset.csv', header=TRUE)
dino <- subset(dino, onset != "QT")
dino <- subset(dino, onset != "")
table(droplevels(dino)$onset)
It works fine in my case, but i was wondering if anyone knows a more direct way to do it. (BTW, I'm not very profficient in R...)
@Matthew Plourde 提出的解决方案:
dino[! dino$onset %in% c('QT', ''), ]
@Joris Meys 提出的解决方案:
subset(dino, ! onset %in% c("QT",""))
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