Including na.action=na.exclude within a Loop regression
I have two sets of data frame A and B. Data frame A has 590 columns and B has 6 variables. Each column in data set A is the Dependent Variable. All the 6 variables in data set B are the independent variables. Both data sets A and B have NA included in the data. I want run each of the columns in A on the 6 variable in B. I will then put the fitted values in a matrix of 590 columns. I am running these codes;
set.seed(1)
n<-590
fitted2<-matrix(0, nrow = 678, ncol = 590)
fitttedqr2<-function(x)
{fitted2[,x]<-fitted(rq(Retprice[,x]~ Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill +
Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslope, tau = 0.01 ))
}
fittedvalue2<-sapply(1:m, fitttedqr2)
Each column in data A is regressed on all variables in data B. B has the variables Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill + Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslop. Please how do I include either na.action=na.exclude or ....=na.omit in this function to take care of na(s) in any column of the data.
r loops na quantile-regression
asked Nov 22 at 9:43
Fiavi
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I have two sets of data frame A and B. Data frame A has 590 columns and B has 6 variables. Each column in data set A is the Dependent Variable. All the 6 variables in data set B are the independent variables. Both data sets A and B have NA included in the data. I want run each of the columns in A on the 6 variable in B. I will then put the fitted values in a matrix of 590 columns. I am running these codes;
set.seed(1)
n<-590
fitted2<-matrix(0, nrow = 678, ncol = 590)
fitttedqr2<-function(x)
{fitted2[,x]<-fitted(rq(Retprice[,x]~ Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill +
Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslope, tau = 0.01 ))
}
fittedvalue2<-sapply(1:m, fitttedqr2)
Each column in data A is regressed on all variables in data B. B has the variables Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill + Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslop. Please how do I include either na.action=na.exclude or ....=na.omit in this function to take care of na(s) in any column of the data.
r loops na quantile-regression
asked Nov 22 at 9:43
Fiavi
42
What are the two data sets in this example? I can see one called Retprice, is this set A? What is set B?
– Jonny Phelps
Nov 22 at 14:38
Retprice is Data set A and x is any column in the data set A (Retprice). Data set B contains Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill + Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslope
– Fiavi
Nov 23 at 7:03
Where is data set B referenced in the code?
– Jonny Phelps
Nov 23 at 8:13
Data set B contains the independent variables: Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill + Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslope
– Fiavi
Nov 24 at 9:39
add a comment |
I have two sets of data frame A and B. Data frame A has 590 columns and B has 6 variables. Each column in data set A is the Dependent Variable. All the 6 variables in data set B are the independent variables. Both data sets A and B have NA included in the data. I want run each of the columns in A on the 6 variable in B. I will then put the fitted values in a matrix of 590 columns. I am running these codes;
set.seed(1)
n<-590
fitted2<-matrix(0, nrow = 678, ncol = 590)
fitttedqr2<-function(x)
{fitted2[,x]<-fitted(rq(Retprice[,x]~ Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill +
Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslope, tau = 0.01 ))
}
fittedvalue2<-sapply(1:m, fitttedqr2)
Each column in data A is regressed on all variables in data B. B has the variables Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill + Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslop. Please how do I include either na.action=na.exclude or ....=na.omit in this function to take care of na(s) in any column of the data.
r loops na quantile-regression
asked Nov 22 at 9:43
Fiavi
42
I have two sets of data frame A and B. Data frame A has 590 columns and B has 6 variables. Each column in data set A is the Dependent Variable. All the 6 variables in data set B are the independent variables. Both data sets A and B have NA included in the data. I want run each of the columns in A on the 6 variable in B. I will then put the fitted values in a matrix of 590 columns. I am running these codes;
set.seed(1)
n<-590
fitted2<-matrix(0, nrow = 678, ncol = 590)
fitttedqr2<-function(x)
{fitted2[,x]<-fitted(rq(Retprice[,x]~ Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill +
Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslope, tau = 0.01 ))
}
fittedvalue2<-sapply(1:m, fitttedqr2)
Each column in data A is regressed on all variables in data B. B has the variables Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill + Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslop. Please how do I include either na.action=na.exclude or ....=na.omit in this function to take care of na(s) in any column of the data.
r loops na quantile-regression
r loops na quantile-regression
asked Nov 22 at 9:43
Fiavi
42
asked Nov 22 at 9:43
Fiavi
42
edited Nov 24 at 9:37
asked Nov 22 at 9:43
Fiavi
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asked Nov 22 at 9:43
Fiavi
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asked Nov 22 at 9:43
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What are the two data sets in this example? I can see one called Retprice, is this set A? What is set B?
– Jonny Phelps
Nov 22 at 14:38
Retprice is Data set A and x is any column in the data set A (Retprice). Data set B contains Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill + Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslope
– Fiavi
Nov 23 at 7:03
Where is data set B referenced in the code?
– Jonny Phelps
Nov 23 at 8:13
Data set B contains the independent variables: Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill + Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslope
– Fiavi
Nov 24 at 9:39
add a comment |
What are the two data sets in this example? I can see one called Retprice, is this set A? What is set B?
– Jonny Phelps
Nov 22 at 14:38
Retprice is Data set A and x is any column in the data set A (Retprice). Data set B contains Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill + Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslope
– Fiavi
Nov 23 at 7:03
Where is data set B referenced in the code?
– Jonny Phelps
Nov 23 at 8:13
Data set B contains the independent variables: Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill + Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslope
– Fiavi
Nov 24 at 9:39
What are the two data sets in this example? I can see one called Retprice, is this set A? What is set B?
– Jonny Phelps
Nov 22 at 14:38
What are the two data sets in this example? I can see one called Retprice, is this set A? What is set B?
– Jonny Phelps
Nov 22 at 14:38
Retprice is Data set A and x is any column in the data set A (Retprice). Data set B contains Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill + Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslope
– Fiavi
Nov 23 at 7:03
Retprice is Data set A and x is any column in the data set A (Retprice). Data set B contains Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill + Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslope
– Fiavi
Nov 23 at 7:03
Where is data set B referenced in the code?
– Jonny Phelps
Nov 23 at 8:13
Where is data set B referenced in the code?
– Jonny Phelps
Nov 23 at 8:13
Data set B contains the independent variables: Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill + Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslope
– Fiavi
Nov 24 at 9:39
Data set B contains the independent variables: Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill + Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslope
– Fiavi
Nov 24 at 9:39
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What are the two data sets in this example? I can see one called Retprice, is this set A? What is set B?
– Jonny Phelps
Nov 22 at 14:38
Retprice is Data set A and x is any column in the data set A (Retprice). Data set B contains Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill + Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslope
– Fiavi
Nov 23 at 7:03
Where is data set B referenced in the code?
– Jonny Phelps
Nov 23 at 8:13
Data set B contains the independent variables: Vix + Eqreturn + Changetbill + Liqsprd + Creditsprd + Bondslope
– Fiavi
Nov 24 at 9:39