LC RC TOEIC eua again class
1: 490 390 880 90 0 100818
2: 495 395 890 90 0 100818
3: 490 330 820 90 0 100818
4: 495 460 955 96 0 100818
5: 495 370 865 91 0 100818
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1021: 470 400 870 61 0 100770
1022: 260 180 440 48 0 100770
1023: 345 190 535 39 0 100770
1024: 450 295 745 65 0 100770
1025: 395 230 625 79 0 100770
This data.table
is named "analy"
I want to scale the variables "LC","RC","TOEIC","eua". I can scale as below
analy[,LC:=scale(LC)]
analy[,RC:=scale(RC)]
analy[,TOEIC:=scale(TOEIC)]
analy[,eua:=scale(eua)]
but, I want to know how to scale the variables at once.
analy[ , c("LC", "RC", "TOEIC", "eua") := lapply(list(LC, RC, TOEIC, eua), scale)]
A little more convenient way of doing it would be (as @David mentions under comment):
cols <- c("LC", "RC", "TOEIC", "eua")
analy[, (cols) := lapply(.SD, scale), .SDcols=cols]
Note the (
around cols
is necessary so that cols
is evaluated to get the column names, and then modify them by reference. This is so that we can still continue doing: DT[ ,col := val]
.
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