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| Subject: | Re: combine vectors without duplicates |
| From: | "feiwan" <wanf@email.uc.edu> |
| Date: | Wed, 20 Aug 2003 05:11:31 -0400 |
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Dear S-users: I am trying to combine the following 6 groups (some elements in each groups are same) into a vector without duplicated elements. how can i do it efficiently ? I am thinking about using something like genenames.TEL%in%genenames.TALL etc to get the duplicated elements one by one. genenames.TEL<-rownames(top.TEL) genenames.TALL<-rownames(top.TALL) genenames.MLL<-rownames(top.MLL) genenames.Hyperdip<-rownames(top.Hyperdip) genenames.E2A<-rownames(top.E2A) genenames.BCR<-rownames(top.BCR) any suggustions will be appreciated. regards, w.f |
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