Given a data frame df like below
text <- "
model,var,value
M1,a,12211
M1,b1,10.21
M1,b2,5.07
M1,c1,41.8
M1,c2,58.2
M1,d,1.6
M2,a,11922
M2,b1,15.6
M2,b2,8.9
M2,c1,38.1
M2,c2,61.9
M2,d,1.8
M2,a,13101
M2,b1,9.21
M2,b2,6.56
M2,c1,36.07
M2,c2,63.93
M2,d,1.75
"
df <- read.table(textConnection(text), sep=",", header = T)
I want to add a col var2 based on the value of var via dplyr mutate.
Based on the following logic.
If var == 'b1' or var == 'b2' then All B
If var == 'c1' or var == 'c2' then All C
else var
I want to store the mapping as follows and use it to build the above logic
mapping <- c("All B"= list(c('b1', 'b2')), "All C" = list(c('c1', 'c2')))
> mapping
$`All B`
[1] "b1" "b2"
$`All C`
[1] "c1" "c2"
The expected output is
model var value var2
1 M1 a 12211.00 a
2 M1 b1 10.21 All B
3 M1 b2 5.07 All B
4 M1 c1 41.80 All C
5 M1 c2 58.20 All C
6 M1 d 1.60 d
7 M2 a 11922.00 a
8 M2 b1 15.60 All B
9 M2 b2 8.90 All B
10 M2 c1 38.10 All C
11 M2 c2 61.90 All C
12 M2 d 1.80 d
13 M2 a 13101.00 a
14 M2 b1 9.21 All B
15 M2 b2 6.56 All B
16 M2 c1 36.07 All C
17 M2 c2 63.93 All C
18 M2 d 1.75 d
I plan to use dplyr with an ifelse as follows
df %>%
mutate(var2 = ifelse(# what should go here )
We can create a function which returns the list name if var exist in mapping else it returns var. We can use rowwise() to execute this function for each row.
get_right_mapping <- function(var) {
names(which(sapply(mapping, function(x) var %in% x)))
}
library(dplyr)
df %>%
rowwise() %>%
mutate(var2 = ifelse(var %in% unlist(mapping), get_right_mapping(var), var))
# model var value var2
# <fct> <chr> <dbl> <chr>
# 1 M1 a 12211 a
# 2 M1 b1 10.2 All B
# 3 M1 b2 5.07 All B
# 4 M1 c1 41.8 All C
# 5 M1 c2 58.2 All C
# 6 M1 d 1.60 d
# 7 M2 a 11922 a
# 8 M2 b1 15.6 All B
# 9 M2 b2 8.90 All B
#10 M2 c1 38.1 All C
#11 M2 c2 61.9 All C
#12 M2 d 1.80 d
#13 M2 a 13101 a
#14 M2 b1 9.21 All B
#15 M2 b2 6.56 All B
#16 M2 c1 36.1 All C
#17 M2 c2 63.9 All C
#18 M2 d 1.75 d
data
mapping <- c( "All A"= list(c('a1', 'a2')), "All B" = list(c('b1', 'b2')),
"All C" = list(c('c1','c2')))
df$var <- as.character(df$var)
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