Hello, I would like to create a data set in R (I guess Matlab
would work too) that looks as follows:
Market Product
1 AB
1 MC
1 BB
1 AB2
2 AB
2 MC
2 BB
2 AB2
3 AB
3 MC
3 BB
3 AB2
4 AB
4 MC
4 BB
4 AB2
5 AB
5 MC
5 BB
5 AB2
5 MC2
5 O
.
.|
.
25
So the first 4 markets have only 4 products, while starting with
market 5 up to market 25 there are 6 products available.
Lastly, each product has a value attached:
AB =1
MC=2
BB = 3
AB2=4
MC2=5
O=6
I would appreciate if you explain your code a little. I am a
beginner in coding and would really like to understand the reason
for each step you take.
Thank you.
productList <- c("AB","MC","BB","AB2","MC2","O")
Market <- c(rep(c(1,2,3,4),each = 4),rep(seq(5,25,1) , each =
6))
product <- c(rep(productList[1:4],4) ,
rep(productList,25-5+1))
data <- cbind.data.frame(Market,product)
data Market product 1 1 AB 2 1 MC 3 1 BB 4 1 AB2 5 2 AB 6 2 MC 7 2 BB 8 2 AB2 9 3 AB 10 3 MC 11 3 BB 12 3 AB2 13 4 AB 14 4 MC 15 4 BB 16 4 AB2 17 5 AB 18 5 MC 19 5 BB 20 5 AB2 21 5 MC2 22 5 O 23 6 AB 24 6 MC 25 6 BB 26 6 AB2 27 6 MC2 28 6 O 29 7 AB 30 7 MC 31 7 BB 32 7 AB2 33 7 MC2 34 7 O 35 8 AB 36 8 MC 37 8 BB 38 8 AB2 39 8 MC2 40 8 O 41 9 AB 42 9 MC 43 9 BB 44 9 AB2 45 9 MC2 46 9 O 47 10 AB 48 10 MC 49 10 BB 50 10 AB2 51 10 MC2 52 10 O 53 11 AB 54 11 MC 55 11 BB 56 11 AB2 57 11 MC2 58 11 O 59 12 AB 60 12 MC 61 12 BB 62 12 AB2 63 12 MC2 64 12 O 65 13 AB 66 13 MC 67 13 BB 68 13 AB2 69 13 MC2 70 13 O 71 14 AB 72 14 MC 73 14 BB 74 14 AB2 75 14 MC2 76 14 O 77 15 AB 78 15 MC 79 15 BB 80 15 AB2 81 15 MC2 82 15 O 83 16 AB 84 16 MC 85 16 BB 86 16 AB2 87 16 MC2 88 16 O 89 17 AB 90 17 MC 91 17 BB 92 17 AB2 93 17 MC2 94 17 O 95 18 AB 96 18 MC 97 18 BB 98 18 AB2 99 18 MC2 100 18 O 101 19 AB 102 19 MC 103 19 BB 104 19 AB2 105 19 MC2 106 19 O 107 20 AB 108 20 MC 109 20 BB 110 20 AB2 111 20 MC2 112 20 O 113 21 AB 114 21 MC 115 21 BB 116 21 AB2 117 21 MC2 118 21 O 119 22 AB 120 22 MC 121 22 BB 122 22 AB2 123 22 MC2 124 22 O 125 23 AB 126 23 MC 127 23 BB 128 23 AB2 129 23 MC2 130 23 O 131 24 AB 132 24 MC 133 24 BB 134 24 AB2 135 24 MC2 136 24 O 137 25 AB 138 25 MC 139 25 BB 140 25 AB2 141 25 MC2 142 25 O
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