How can i calculate the mean x of a percentage y?
How can i calculate the mean x of a percentage y?
I have two data frames, one has the information of the percentages and the other data frame has the information of flow. Therefore one has relative values and the other absolute values. I want to figure out, how high is the absolute value for the percentage.
For clearification, my first df describes the occupancy of cars on different links at certain time intervals (2h every 90sec). The other data frame gives information about the flow of cars (veh/h also 2h for every 90sec). I want to show the average relation between the two in a scatterplot in a second step.
Unfortunately, the df's are both huge and i dont know how to upload them here. Currently my columns have the time (90sec, 180 sec etc.) and the rows are the different links (1570 different ones). Both dataframes have the same order. Im not sure how I can merge them in a helpful way.
Your help is highly appreciated!
r dataframe percentage traffic
asked Nov 25 '18 at 15:29
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How can i calculate the mean x of a percentage y?
I have two data frames, one has the information of the percentages and the other data frame has the information of flow. Therefore one has relative values and the other absolute values. I want to figure out, how high is the absolute value for the percentage.
For clearification, my first df describes the occupancy of cars on different links at certain time intervals (2h every 90sec). The other data frame gives information about the flow of cars (veh/h also 2h for every 90sec). I want to show the average relation between the two in a scatterplot in a second step.
Unfortunately, the df's are both huge and i dont know how to upload them here. Currently my columns have the time (90sec, 180 sec etc.) and the rows are the different links (1570 different ones). Both dataframes have the same order. Im not sure how I can merge them in a helpful way.
Your help is highly appreciated!
r dataframe percentage traffic
asked Nov 25 '18 at 15:29
Yves RYves R
112
Please provide a sample of your data set so that we can replicate your issue. You can usehead(foo), for example, to produce the first few rows of your data frame.
– Yehuda
Nov 25 '18 at 16:25
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How can i calculate the mean x of a percentage y?
I have two data frames, one has the information of the percentages and the other data frame has the information of flow. Therefore one has relative values and the other absolute values. I want to figure out, how high is the absolute value for the percentage.
For clearification, my first df describes the occupancy of cars on different links at certain time intervals (2h every 90sec). The other data frame gives information about the flow of cars (veh/h also 2h for every 90sec). I want to show the average relation between the two in a scatterplot in a second step.
Unfortunately, the df's are both huge and i dont know how to upload them here. Currently my columns have the time (90sec, 180 sec etc.) and the rows are the different links (1570 different ones). Both dataframes have the same order. Im not sure how I can merge them in a helpful way.
Your help is highly appreciated!
r dataframe percentage traffic
asked Nov 25 '18 at 15:29
Yves RYves R
112
How can i calculate the mean x of a percentage y?
I have two data frames, one has the information of the percentages and the other data frame has the information of flow. Therefore one has relative values and the other absolute values. I want to figure out, how high is the absolute value for the percentage.
For clearification, my first df describes the occupancy of cars on different links at certain time intervals (2h every 90sec). The other data frame gives information about the flow of cars (veh/h also 2h for every 90sec). I want to show the average relation between the two in a scatterplot in a second step.
Unfortunately, the df's are both huge and i dont know how to upload them here. Currently my columns have the time (90sec, 180 sec etc.) and the rows are the different links (1570 different ones). Both dataframes have the same order. Im not sure how I can merge them in a helpful way.
Your help is highly appreciated!
r dataframe percentage traffic
r dataframe percentage traffic
asked Nov 25 '18 at 15:29
Yves RYves R
112
asked Nov 25 '18 at 15:29
Yves RYves R
112
asked Nov 25 '18 at 15:29
Yves RYves R
112
asked Nov 25 '18 at 15:29
Yves RYves R
112
asked Nov 25 '18 at 15:29
Yves RYves R
112
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Please provide a sample of your data set so that we can replicate your issue. You can usehead(foo), for example, to produce the first few rows of your data frame.
– Yehuda
Nov 25 '18 at 16:25
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Please provide a sample of your data set so that we can replicate your issue. You can usehead(foo), for example, to produce the first few rows of your data frame.
– Yehuda
Nov 25 '18 at 16:25
Please provide a sample of your data set so that we can replicate your issue. You can use
head(foo), for example, to produce the first few rows of your data frame.– Yehuda
Nov 25 '18 at 16:25
Please provide a sample of your data set so that we can replicate your issue. You can use
head(foo), for example, to produce the first few rows of your data frame.– Yehuda
Nov 25 '18 at 16:25
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Please provide a sample of your data set so that we can replicate your issue. You can use
head(foo), for example, to produce the first few rows of your data frame.– Yehuda
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