How to write a function that takes as arguments: 1) a data frame, 2) a column nu
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Question
How to write a function that takes as arguments: 1) a data frame, 2) a column number
for that data frame, and outputs: 1) the maximum value of that column ; 2) the row
index (or patient) corresponding to that maximum value; 3) the minimum value of
that column; 4) its corresponding row index.
The answer should following the way like this:
> max . calc for (j in 3:8) print (max.calc(dat,j)) max.val max.ind min.val min.ind 114 121 119 118 max.val max.ind min.val min.ind 7 max.val max.ind min.val min.ind 7 27 100 max.val max.ind min.val min.ind 8 27 102 max.val max.ind min.val min.ind 10 115 24 97 max.val max.ind min.val min.ind 24 63 18 38Explanation / Answer
R Codes
max.cal=function(data,cn)
{
OP=data.frame(max.val=max(data[,cn]),max.ind=which.max(data[,cn]),min.value=min(data[,cn]),min.ind=which.min(data[,cn]))
return(OP)
}
Example
data=read.table(file.choose(),header=T)
for(i in 2:6)
print(max.cal(data,i))
max.val max.ind min.value min.ind
1 18.5 32 0.58 1
max.val max.ind min.value min.ind
1 1.15 5 1 31
max.val max.ind min.value min.ind
1 1.66 26 0.25 1
max.val max.ind min.value min.ind
1 1 5 0.7 24
max.val max.ind min.value min.ind
1 0.068 32 0.013 1
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