creating a new variable using conditional to another variable in a differente dataframe









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I have the following dataframes



df1:



 round mun1 mun2
1 SP PA
1 RJ PR
1 BH BA
2 BA SP
2 PR BH
2 PA RJ
3 RJ BH
3 PA PR
3 SP BA


df2:



mun p01 p02 p03
SP 3 4 7
RJ 0 3 4
BH 3 6 9
BA 0 1 1
PA 1 2 3
PR 1 4 5


I need a collumn in df1, P, that equals 0 if round==1, maxvalue of p01 if round ==2 and the maxvalue of p02 if round==3.
In the real data, in df1 i have 38 rounds, and 380 lines, and in df2 i have 20 lins(each for unique mun). I tried the following loop:



p <-matrix(0, nrow=380,ncol=1)

for(i in 2:38)
p <- if(round==i) max(p[[i-1]] %in% df2)



But this dont work. is there a way to do that?










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    I have the following dataframes



    df1:



     round mun1 mun2
    1 SP PA
    1 RJ PR
    1 BH BA
    2 BA SP
    2 PR BH
    2 PA RJ
    3 RJ BH
    3 PA PR
    3 SP BA


    df2:



    mun p01 p02 p03
    SP 3 4 7
    RJ 0 3 4
    BH 3 6 9
    BA 0 1 1
    PA 1 2 3
    PR 1 4 5


    I need a collumn in df1, P, that equals 0 if round==1, maxvalue of p01 if round ==2 and the maxvalue of p02 if round==3.
    In the real data, in df1 i have 38 rounds, and 380 lines, and in df2 i have 20 lins(each for unique mun). I tried the following loop:



    p <-matrix(0, nrow=380,ncol=1)

    for(i in 2:38)
    p <- if(round==i) max(p[[i-1]] %in% df2)



    But this dont work. is there a way to do that?










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      I have the following dataframes



      df1:



       round mun1 mun2
      1 SP PA
      1 RJ PR
      1 BH BA
      2 BA SP
      2 PR BH
      2 PA RJ
      3 RJ BH
      3 PA PR
      3 SP BA


      df2:



      mun p01 p02 p03
      SP 3 4 7
      RJ 0 3 4
      BH 3 6 9
      BA 0 1 1
      PA 1 2 3
      PR 1 4 5


      I need a collumn in df1, P, that equals 0 if round==1, maxvalue of p01 if round ==2 and the maxvalue of p02 if round==3.
      In the real data, in df1 i have 38 rounds, and 380 lines, and in df2 i have 20 lins(each for unique mun). I tried the following loop:



      p <-matrix(0, nrow=380,ncol=1)

      for(i in 2:38)
      p <- if(round==i) max(p[[i-1]] %in% df2)



      But this dont work. is there a way to do that?










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      I have the following dataframes



      df1:



       round mun1 mun2
      1 SP PA
      1 RJ PR
      1 BH BA
      2 BA SP
      2 PR BH
      2 PA RJ
      3 RJ BH
      3 PA PR
      3 SP BA


      df2:



      mun p01 p02 p03
      SP 3 4 7
      RJ 0 3 4
      BH 3 6 9
      BA 0 1 1
      PA 1 2 3
      PR 1 4 5


      I need a collumn in df1, P, that equals 0 if round==1, maxvalue of p01 if round ==2 and the maxvalue of p02 if round==3.
      In the real data, in df1 i have 38 rounds, and 380 lines, and in df2 i have 20 lins(each for unique mun). I tried the following loop:



      p <-matrix(0, nrow=380,ncol=1)

      for(i in 2:38)
      p <- if(round==i) max(p[[i-1]] %in% df2)



      But this dont work. is there a way to do that?







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          Using dplyr. It will work if you can merge df1 and df2 based on mun1 or mun2 and mun.



          df %>% 
          left_join(df2, by = c("mun1" = "mun")) %>% #Merging the data
          mutate(P = ifelse(round == 1, 0, #Applying the condition
          ifelse(round == 2, max(p01),
          ifelse(round == 3, max(p02), NA))))

          round mun1 mun2 p01 p02 p03 P
          1 1 SP PA 3 4 7 0
          2 1 RJ PR 0 3 4 0
          3 1 BH BA 3 6 9 0
          4 2 BA SP 0 1 1 3
          5 2 PR BH 1 4 5 3
          6 2 PA RJ 1 2 3 3
          7 3 RJ BH 0 3 4 6
          8 3 PA PR 1 2 3 6
          9 3 SP BA 3 4 7 6





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          • This would work even if df1 and df2 have differente dimensions?
            – arabelo
            Nov 10 at 22:50










          • Yes, It will work even if df1 and df2 have different number of columns and rows. Look at ?left_join.
            – tmfmnk
            Nov 10 at 22:52











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          Using dplyr. It will work if you can merge df1 and df2 based on mun1 or mun2 and mun.



          df %>% 
          left_join(df2, by = c("mun1" = "mun")) %>% #Merging the data
          mutate(P = ifelse(round == 1, 0, #Applying the condition
          ifelse(round == 2, max(p01),
          ifelse(round == 3, max(p02), NA))))

          round mun1 mun2 p01 p02 p03 P
          1 1 SP PA 3 4 7 0
          2 1 RJ PR 0 3 4 0
          3 1 BH BA 3 6 9 0
          4 2 BA SP 0 1 1 3
          5 2 PR BH 1 4 5 3
          6 2 PA RJ 1 2 3 3
          7 3 RJ BH 0 3 4 6
          8 3 PA PR 1 2 3 6
          9 3 SP BA 3 4 7 6





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          • This would work even if df1 and df2 have differente dimensions?
            – arabelo
            Nov 10 at 22:50










          • Yes, It will work even if df1 and df2 have different number of columns and rows. Look at ?left_join.
            – tmfmnk
            Nov 10 at 22:52















          up vote
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          accepted










          Using dplyr. It will work if you can merge df1 and df2 based on mun1 or mun2 and mun.



          df %>% 
          left_join(df2, by = c("mun1" = "mun")) %>% #Merging the data
          mutate(P = ifelse(round == 1, 0, #Applying the condition
          ifelse(round == 2, max(p01),
          ifelse(round == 3, max(p02), NA))))

          round mun1 mun2 p01 p02 p03 P
          1 1 SP PA 3 4 7 0
          2 1 RJ PR 0 3 4 0
          3 1 BH BA 3 6 9 0
          4 2 BA SP 0 1 1 3
          5 2 PR BH 1 4 5 3
          6 2 PA RJ 1 2 3 3
          7 3 RJ BH 0 3 4 6
          8 3 PA PR 1 2 3 6
          9 3 SP BA 3 4 7 6





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          • This would work even if df1 and df2 have differente dimensions?
            – arabelo
            Nov 10 at 22:50










          • Yes, It will work even if df1 and df2 have different number of columns and rows. Look at ?left_join.
            – tmfmnk
            Nov 10 at 22:52













          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted







          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted






          Using dplyr. It will work if you can merge df1 and df2 based on mun1 or mun2 and mun.



          df %>% 
          left_join(df2, by = c("mun1" = "mun")) %>% #Merging the data
          mutate(P = ifelse(round == 1, 0, #Applying the condition
          ifelse(round == 2, max(p01),
          ifelse(round == 3, max(p02), NA))))

          round mun1 mun2 p01 p02 p03 P
          1 1 SP PA 3 4 7 0
          2 1 RJ PR 0 3 4 0
          3 1 BH BA 3 6 9 0
          4 2 BA SP 0 1 1 3
          5 2 PR BH 1 4 5 3
          6 2 PA RJ 1 2 3 3
          7 3 RJ BH 0 3 4 6
          8 3 PA PR 1 2 3 6
          9 3 SP BA 3 4 7 6





          share|improve this answer












          Using dplyr. It will work if you can merge df1 and df2 based on mun1 or mun2 and mun.



          df %>% 
          left_join(df2, by = c("mun1" = "mun")) %>% #Merging the data
          mutate(P = ifelse(round == 1, 0, #Applying the condition
          ifelse(round == 2, max(p01),
          ifelse(round == 3, max(p02), NA))))

          round mun1 mun2 p01 p02 p03 P
          1 1 SP PA 3 4 7 0
          2 1 RJ PR 0 3 4 0
          3 1 BH BA 3 6 9 0
          4 2 BA SP 0 1 1 3
          5 2 PR BH 1 4 5 3
          6 2 PA RJ 1 2 3 3
          7 3 RJ BH 0 3 4 6
          8 3 PA PR 1 2 3 6
          9 3 SP BA 3 4 7 6






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          • This would work even if df1 and df2 have differente dimensions?
            – arabelo
            Nov 10 at 22:50










          • Yes, It will work even if df1 and df2 have different number of columns and rows. Look at ?left_join.
            – tmfmnk
            Nov 10 at 22:52

















          • This would work even if df1 and df2 have differente dimensions?
            – arabelo
            Nov 10 at 22:50










          • Yes, It will work even if df1 and df2 have different number of columns and rows. Look at ?left_join.
            – tmfmnk
            Nov 10 at 22:52
















          This would work even if df1 and df2 have differente dimensions?
          – arabelo
          Nov 10 at 22:50




          This would work even if df1 and df2 have differente dimensions?
          – arabelo
          Nov 10 at 22:50












          Yes, It will work even if df1 and df2 have different number of columns and rows. Look at ?left_join.
          – tmfmnk
          Nov 10 at 22:52





          Yes, It will work even if df1 and df2 have different number of columns and rows. Look at ?left_join.
          – tmfmnk
          Nov 10 at 22:52


















           

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