Two different data frame after using normal condition and using dplyr
I m getting two different data frame in terms of dimension when I m selecting genes from my data frame after setting a cutoff value both using normal way thats built in R and other one using dplyr library but the resulting data frame dimension is different .Can anyone explain why this is happening in both the cases i just want to keep the genes whose value is greater than 0.
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Would be helpful to show information about the results you are getting (and those you expect). In R, you can easily check dataframes using the
head()andstr()functions.This is an R programming question. I am not sure it fits here. Also the least information you should provide is what you've tried i.e. show us your code.
yes I will run the code again post the output
Did you figure this out?
I am having a similar problem.
well no i was busy with other stuff but I will run the code and post it see what happens