问题
I have a dataframe that looks something like this (I have a lot more years and variables):
Name State2014 State2015 State2016 Tuition2014 Tuition2015 Tuition2016 StateGrants2014
Jared CA CA MA 22430 23060 40650 5000
Beth CA CA CA 36400 37050 37180 4200
Steven MA MA MA 18010 18250 18720 NA
Lary MA CA MA 24080 30800 24600 6600
Tom MA OR OR 40450 15800 16040 NA
Alfred OR OR OR 23570 23680 23750 3500
Cathy OR OR OR 32070 32070 33040 4700
My objective (in this example) is to get the mean tuition for each state, and the sum of state grants for each state. My thought was to subset the data by year:
State2014 Tuition2014 StateGrants2014
CA 22430 5000
CA 36400 4200
MA 18010 NA
MA 24080 6600
MA 40450 NA
OR 23570 3500
OR 32070 4700
State2015 Tuition2015
CA 23060
CA 37050
MA 18250
CA 30800
OR 15800
OR 23680
OR 32070
State2016 Tuition2016
MA 40650
CA 37180
MA 18720
MA 24600
OR 16040
OR 23750
OR 33040
Then I would group_by state and summarize (and save each as a separate df) to get the following:
State2014 Tuition2014 StateGrants2014
CA 29415 9200
MA 27513 6600
OR 27820 6600
State2015 Tuition2015
CA 30303
MA 18250
OR 23850
State2016 Tuition2016
CA 37180
MA 27990
OR 24277
Then I would merge the by state. Here is my code:
years = c(2014,2015,2016)
for (i in seq_along(years){
#grab the variables from a certain year and save as a new df.
df_year <- df[, grep(paste(years[[i]],"$",sep=""), colnames(df))]
#Take off the year from each variable name (to make it easier to summarize)
names(df_year) <- gsub(years[[i]], "", names(df_year), fixed = TRUE)
df_year <- df_year %>%
group_by(state) %>%
summarize(Tuition = mean(Tuition, na.rm = TRUE),
#this part of the code does not work. In this example, I only want to have this part if the year is 2016.
if (years[[i]]=='2016')
{Stategrant = mean(Stategrant, na.rm = TRUE)})
#rename df_year to df####
assign(paste("df",years[[i]],sep=''),df_year)
}
I have about 50 years of data, and a good amount of variables, so I wanted to use a loop. So my question is, how do i add a conditional statement (summarize certain variables conditioned on the year) in the group_by()/summarize() function? Thanks!
*Edit: I realize that I could take the if{} out of the function, and do something like:
if (years[[i]]==2016){
df_year <- df_year %>%
group_by(state) %>%
summarize(Tuition = mean(Tuition, na.rm = TRUE),
Stategrant = mean(Stategrant, na.rm = TRUE))
#rename df_year to df####
assign(paste("df",years[[i]],sep=''),df_year)
}
else{
df_year <- df_year %>%
group_by(state) %>%
summarize(Tuition = mean(Tuition, na.rm = TRUE))
#rename df_year to df####
assign(paste("df",years[[i]],sep=''),df_year)
{
}
but there are just so many combinations of variables, that using a for loop would not be very efficient or useful.
回答1:
This is so much easier with tidy data, so let me show you how to tidy up your data. See http://r4ds.had.co.nz/tidy-data.html.
library(tidyr)
library(dplyr)
df <- gather(df, key, value, -Name) %>%
# separate years from the variables
separate(key, c("var", "year"), sep = -5) %>%
# the above line splits up e.g. State2014 into State and 2014.
# It does so by splitting at the fifth element from the end of the
# entry. Please check that this works for your other variables
# in case your naming conventions are inconsistent.
spread(var, value) %>%
# turn numbers back to numeric
mutate_at(.cols = c("Tuition", "StateGrants"), as.numeric) %>%
gather(var, val, -Name, -year, -State) %>%
# group by the variables of interest. Note that `var` here
# refers to Tuition and StateGrants. If you have more variables,
# they will be included here as well. If you want to exclude more
# variables from being included here in `var`, add more "-colName"
# entries in the `gather` statement above
group_by(year, State, var) %>%
# summarize:
summarise(mean_values = mean(val))
This gives you:
Source: local data frame [18 x 4]
Groups: year, State [?]
year State var mean_values
<chr> <chr> <chr> <dbl>
1 2014 CA StateGrants 4600.00
2 2014 CA Tuition 29415.00
3 2014 MA StateGrants NA
4 2014 MA Tuition 27513.33
5 2014 OR StateGrants 4100.00
6 2014 OR Tuition 27820.00
7 2015 CA StateGrants NA
8 2015 CA Tuition 30303.33
9 2015 MA StateGrants NA
10 2015 MA Tuition 18250.00
11 2015 OR StateGrants NA
12 2015 OR Tuition 23850.00
13 2016 CA StateGrants NA
14 2016 CA Tuition 37180.00
15 2016 MA StateGrants NA
16 2016 MA Tuition 27990.00
17 2016 OR StateGrants NA
18 2016 OR Tuition 24276.67
If you don't like the shape of this, you can e.g. add an %>% spread(var, mean_values) behind the summarise statement to have the means for Tuition and StateGrants in different columns.
If you want to compute different functions for Tuition and Grants (e.g. mean of Tuition and sum for grants, you could do the following:
df <- gather(df, key, value, -Name) %>%
separate(key, c("var", "year"), sep = -5) %>%
spread(var, value) %>%
mutate_at(.cols = c("Tuition", "StateGrants"), as.numeric) %>%
group_by(year, State) %>%
summarise(Grant_Sum = sum(StateGrants, na.rm=T), Tuition_Mean = mean(Tuition) )
This gives you:
Source: local data frame [9 x 4]
Groups: year [?]
year State Grant_Sum Tuition_Mean
<chr> <chr> <dbl> <dbl>
1 2014 CA 9200 29415.00
2 2014 MA 6600 27513.33
3 2014 OR 8200 27820.00
4 2015 CA 0 30303.33
5 2015 MA 0 18250.00
6 2015 OR 0 23850.00
7 2016 CA 0 37180.00
8 2016 MA 0 27990.00
9 2016 OR 0 24276.67
Note that I used sum here, with na.rm = T, which returns 0 if all elements are NAs. Make sure this makes sense in your use case.
Also, just to mention it, to get your individual data.frames that you asked for, you can use filter(year == 2014) etc, as in df_2014 <- filter(df, year == 2014).
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45828581/using-conditions-in-group-by-summarize-loop