R make.unique starting in 0
I have a data frame with columns that are in groups of 4 like so:
us.sample4, us.sample4, us.sample4, us.sample4, nz.sample3,nz.sample3, ch.sample4, ....
I would like to get:
us.sample4.0, us.sample4.1, us.sample4.2, nz.sample3.0 ,nz.sample3.1, ch.sample4.0
Is there an easy way to accomplish this? In the make.unique documentation does not mention any parameters to obtain this behaviour.
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I guess you can run
make.uniqeand then change the labels that weren't changed bymake.uniqueand add.0to them.yes, but the problem is that some numbers has already exist after sample names