R: Function to repeat counting words in strings with different arguments











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I am counting the sum of words of strings with specific arguments e.g. for weeks (week 1 = 1, week 2 = 2 and so on) with the following command:



sum(data[which(data[,17]==1), 19])


[,17] is the column in the data frame of the numeric argument of the week which has to be 1 for week 1



, 19 is the column in the data frame of the number of words of each string



I have 31 weeks and 228.000 strings and I do not want to execute each command for each week seperately so I am searching for a function which can do it automatically for week 1-31 and gives me the results.



Thanks for helping!






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  • can you make a reproducible example with with dput(head(data, 15)) or similar?
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  • Sorry but I do not know how these function can help me
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    Nov 13 at 9:38










  • Sharing data in your original post makes it much easier for other members to help you. See more info here: stackoverflow.com/questions/5963269/…
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I am counting the sum of words of strings with specific arguments e.g. for weeks (week 1 = 1, week 2 = 2 and so on) with the following command:



sum(data[which(data[,17]==1), 19])


[,17] is the column in the data frame of the numeric argument of the week which has to be 1 for week 1



, 19 is the column in the data frame of the number of words of each string



I have 31 weeks and 228.000 strings and I do not want to execute each command for each week seperately so I am searching for a function which can do it automatically for week 1-31 and gives me the results.



Thanks for helping!






r string function count repeat







share|improve this question
























  • can you make a reproducible example with with dput(head(data, 15)) or similar?
    – snoram
    Nov 13 at 9:23










  • Sorry but I do not know how these function can help me
    – MisterD
    Nov 13 at 9:38










  • Sharing data in your original post makes it much easier for other members to help you. See more info here: stackoverflow.com/questions/5963269/…
    – snoram
    Nov 13 at 9:48













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I am counting the sum of words of strings with specific arguments e.g. for weeks (week 1 = 1, week 2 = 2 and so on) with the following command:



sum(data[which(data[,17]==1), 19])


[,17] is the column in the data frame of the numeric argument of the week which has to be 1 for week 1



, 19 is the column in the data frame of the number of words of each string



I have 31 weeks and 228.000 strings and I do not want to execute each command for each week seperately so I am searching for a function which can do it automatically for week 1-31 and gives me the results.



Thanks for helping!






r string function count repeat







share|improve this question















I am counting the sum of words of strings with specific arguments e.g. for weeks (week 1 = 1, week 2 = 2 and so on) with the following command:



sum(data[which(data[,17]==1), 19])


[,17] is the column in the data frame of the numeric argument of the week which has to be 1 for week 1



, 19 is the column in the data frame of the number of words of each string



I have 31 weeks and 228.000 strings and I do not want to execute each command for each week seperately so I am searching for a function which can do it automatically for week 1-31 and gives me the results.



Thanks for helping!






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  • can you make a reproducible example with with dput(head(data, 15)) or similar?
    – snoram
    Nov 13 at 9:23










  • Sorry but I do not know how these function can help me
    – MisterD
    Nov 13 at 9:38










  • Sharing data in your original post makes it much easier for other members to help you. See more info here: stackoverflow.com/questions/5963269/…
    – snoram
    Nov 13 at 9:48


















  • can you make a reproducible example with with dput(head(data, 15)) or similar?
    – snoram
    Nov 13 at 9:23










  • Sorry but I do not know how these function can help me
    – MisterD
    Nov 13 at 9:38










  • Sharing data in your original post makes it much easier for other members to help you. See more info here: stackoverflow.com/questions/5963269/…
    – snoram
    Nov 13 at 9:48
















can you make a reproducible example with with dput(head(data, 15)) or similar?
– snoram
Nov 13 at 9:23




can you make a reproducible example with with dput(head(data, 15)) or similar?
– snoram
Nov 13 at 9:23












Sorry but I do not know how these function can help me
– MisterD
Nov 13 at 9:38




Sorry but I do not know how these function can help me
– MisterD
Nov 13 at 9:38












Sharing data in your original post makes it much easier for other members to help you. See more info here: stackoverflow.com/questions/5963269/…
– snoram
Nov 13 at 9:48




Sharing data in your original post makes it much easier for other members to help you. See more info here: stackoverflow.com/questions/5963269/…
– snoram
Nov 13 at 9:48

















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