Split, Apply, Combine: Using <tt>plyr</tt> (Introduction to Statistical Computing)

Three-Toed Sloth 2013-12-20

Summary:

Lecture 13, Split/apply/combine II: using plyr. Abstracting the split/apply/combine pattern: using a single function to appropriately split up the input, apply the function, and combine the results, depending on the type of input and output data. Syntax details. Examples: standardizing measurements for regularly-sampled spatial data; standardizing measurements for irregularly-sampled spatial data; more fun with strikes and left-wing politics. Limitations of the split/apply/combine pattern.

Shorter lecture 13: The lecturer is a gushing Hadley Wickham fanboy.

(This week's lectures are ripped off from slides by Vince Vu, with permission.)

Introduction to Statistical Computing

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http://bactra.org/weblog/1068.html

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12/20/2013, 07:11

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12/20/2013, 07:11