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...continue-Find out how to use the table function to know how many times each word was drawn.
I created the four words that are "hi" "hi" "hey" and "hi" but when I tried according to an example I saw on youtube went wrong because they are not vectors.
creation:
pal<-c("oi","ola","hey","hi")
sample(pal,1000,replace=TRUE)
execution:
head(pal)
levels(pal)
that’s where it went wrong because in the example I saw the guy was working with vectors
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Look:
pal <- c("oi","ola","hey","hi")
> is.factor(c("oi","ola","hey","hi"))
[1] FALSE
> is.vector(c("oi","ola","hey","hi"))
[1] TRUE
Thus pal is a vector and not a category vector, so levels() doesn’t work.
simply give the Ctrl+r on the line sample(pal,1000, replace=TRUE) from your scripts and see what happens.
Go ahead, we’ve all been n00bs.
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Are you sure you copied the right code? It’s not something like:
pal <- c("oi","ola","hey","hi")
palavreado <- sample(pal,1000, replace=TRUE)
table(palavreado)
palavreado
hey hi oi ola
251 245 240 264
Thank you had forgotten and to allocate the sample to a variable. Beginner error :))
@bonyduque And by the way, when to use functions that choose randomly or generate random numbers, as sample, start by calling set.seed(numero inteiro). Thus the results will be reproducible.
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