I've got a list of lists, call it listHolder
, which has length 5.
Every element in listHolder
is a list of numeric data, with 160 or so elements.
I need to turn this list of lists into a data.frame
of length 5, with each element being a numeric vector with 160 or so elements.
But everything I've tried, from iterating through the list of lists and turning each element with as.numeric(unlist(listHolder[[i]]))
, to
data.frame(matrix(unlist(listHolder), nrow = length(totalKeywords), byrow = T))
ends up creating a data frame of length 160 or so, with each element being a numeric vector with 5 or so elements.
How do I do what I want?
Attempting data.frame(matrix(unlist(totalKeywords), nrow=132, byrow=T))
yields the opposite of what I want - 160 small items each 5 elements long.
To convert List to Data Frame in R, call as. data. frame() function and pass the list as argument to it.
DataFrames are generic data objects of R which are used to store the tabular data. They are two-dimensional, heterogeneous data structures. A list in R, however, comprises of elements, vectors, data frames, variables, or lists that may belong to different data types.
AS @dimitris_ps mentioned earlier, the answer could be:
do.call(rbind, listHolder)
Since do.call naturally "strips" 1 level of the "list of list", obtaining a list, not a list of lists.
After that, rbind can handle the elements on the list and create a matrix.
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