Error in temp[requiredperson, ] : subscript out of bounds
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for(i in 1:rowcount){    
   t = sum(temp[i,])     
   if(t>0){    
     rowmean = mean(temp[i,])    
     rowsd     = sd(temp[i,])*sqrt(colcount-1)    
     temp[i,] = (temp[i,]-rowmean)/rowsd    
   }    
 }    
 requiredperson =4661 #Obama    
 dotproducts = numeric(rowcount)     
 for( i in 1:rowcount){     
   dotproducts[i] =  sum(temp[requiredperson,]*temp[i,])    
 }     
Error in temp[requiredperson, ] : subscript out of bounds
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for(i in 1:rowcount){    
   t = sum(temp[i,])     
   if(t>0){    
     rowmean = mean(temp[i,])    
     rowsd     = sd(temp[i,])*sqrt(colcount-1)    
     temp[i,] = (temp[i,]-rowmean)/rowsd    
   }    
 }    
 requiredperson =4661 #Obama    
 dotproducts = numeric(rowcount)     
 for( i in 1:rowcount){     
   dotproducts[i] =  sum(temp[requiredperson,]*temp[i,])    
 }     
Error in temp[requiredperson, ] : subscript out of bounds
r
 
 
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 Please explain in few lines with example, what you are trying to achieve here, It would be helpful to others, and you will get the desired help.
 – PKumar
 Nov 8 at 4:49
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 I have attached image file. So it would be helpful. I am practicing Text Analytics in R. Working around with DocumentTermMatrix in R.
 – SUDHEER KUMAR
 Nov 8 at 5:11
 
 
 
 
 
 2
 
 
 
 
 You are selecting a row from- tempthat is bigger than- tempI think. E.g. - selecting row 4 from a 3 row matrix -- matrix(1:3)[4,]. That will give you the same error. Check the value of- requiredpersonand how many rows are in- temp. This is all guessing though given the limited information available.
 – thelatemail
 Nov 8 at 5:50
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1
 
 
 
 
 Yes, I found my error. Thanks thelatemail for finding out my error. Thank you very much.
 – SUDHEER KUMAR
 Nov 8 at 6:09
 
 
 
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for(i in 1:rowcount){    
   t = sum(temp[i,])     
   if(t>0){    
     rowmean = mean(temp[i,])    
     rowsd     = sd(temp[i,])*sqrt(colcount-1)    
     temp[i,] = (temp[i,]-rowmean)/rowsd    
   }    
 }    
 requiredperson =4661 #Obama    
 dotproducts = numeric(rowcount)     
 for( i in 1:rowcount){     
   dotproducts[i] =  sum(temp[requiredperson,]*temp[i,])    
 }     
Error in temp[requiredperson, ] : subscript out of bounds
r
doubt image
for(i in 1:rowcount){    
   t = sum(temp[i,])     
   if(t>0){    
     rowmean = mean(temp[i,])    
     rowsd     = sd(temp[i,])*sqrt(colcount-1)    
     temp[i,] = (temp[i,]-rowmean)/rowsd    
   }    
 }    
 requiredperson =4661 #Obama    
 dotproducts = numeric(rowcount)     
 for( i in 1:rowcount){     
   dotproducts[i] =  sum(temp[requiredperson,]*temp[i,])    
 }     
Error in temp[requiredperson, ] : subscript out of bounds
r
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SUDHEER KUMAR
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 1
 
 
 
 
 Please explain in few lines with example, what you are trying to achieve here, It would be helpful to others, and you will get the desired help.
 – PKumar
 Nov 8 at 4:49
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 I have attached image file. So it would be helpful. I am practicing Text Analytics in R. Working around with DocumentTermMatrix in R.
 – SUDHEER KUMAR
 Nov 8 at 5:11
 
 
 
 
 
 2
 
 
 
 
 You are selecting a row from- tempthat is bigger than- tempI think. E.g. - selecting row 4 from a 3 row matrix -- matrix(1:3)[4,]. That will give you the same error. Check the value of- requiredpersonand how many rows are in- temp. This is all guessing though given the limited information available.
 – thelatemail
 Nov 8 at 5:50
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1
 
 
 
 
 Yes, I found my error. Thanks thelatemail for finding out my error. Thank you very much.
 – SUDHEER KUMAR
 Nov 8 at 6:09
 
 
 
add a comment |
 
 
 1
 
 
 
 
 Please explain in few lines with example, what you are trying to achieve here, It would be helpful to others, and you will get the desired help.
 – PKumar
 Nov 8 at 4:49
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 I have attached image file. So it would be helpful. I am practicing Text Analytics in R. Working around with DocumentTermMatrix in R.
 – SUDHEER KUMAR
 Nov 8 at 5:11
 
 
 
 
 
 2
 
 
 
 
 You are selecting a row from- tempthat is bigger than- tempI think. E.g. - selecting row 4 from a 3 row matrix -- matrix(1:3)[4,]. That will give you the same error. Check the value of- requiredpersonand how many rows are in- temp. This is all guessing though given the limited information available.
 – thelatemail
 Nov 8 at 5:50
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1
 
 
 
 
 Yes, I found my error. Thanks thelatemail for finding out my error. Thank you very much.
 – SUDHEER KUMAR
 Nov 8 at 6:09
 
 
 
1
1
Please explain in few lines with example, what you are trying to achieve here, It would be helpful to others, and you will get the desired help.
– PKumar
Nov 8 at 4:49
Please explain in few lines with example, what you are trying to achieve here, It would be helpful to others, and you will get the desired help.
– PKumar
Nov 8 at 4:49
I have attached image file. So it would be helpful. I am practicing Text Analytics in R. Working around with DocumentTermMatrix in R.
– SUDHEER KUMAR
Nov 8 at 5:11
I have attached image file. So it would be helpful. I am practicing Text Analytics in R. Working around with DocumentTermMatrix in R.
– SUDHEER KUMAR
Nov 8 at 5:11
2
2
You are selecting a row from
temp that is bigger than temp I think. E.g. - selecting row 4 from a 3 row matrix - matrix(1:3)[4,] . That will give you the same error. Check the value of requiredperson and how many rows are in temp. This is all guessing though given the limited information available.– thelatemail
Nov 8 at 5:50
You are selecting a row from
temp that is bigger than temp I think. E.g. - selecting row 4 from a 3 row matrix - matrix(1:3)[4,] . That will give you the same error. Check the value of requiredperson and how many rows are in temp. This is all guessing though given the limited information available.– thelatemail
Nov 8 at 5:50
1
1
Yes, I found my error. Thanks thelatemail for finding out my error. Thank you very much.
– SUDHEER KUMAR
Nov 8 at 6:09
Yes, I found my error. Thanks thelatemail for finding out my error. Thank you very much.
– SUDHEER KUMAR
Nov 8 at 6:09
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Please explain in few lines with example, what you are trying to achieve here, It would be helpful to others, and you will get the desired help.
– PKumar
Nov 8 at 4:49
I have attached image file. So it would be helpful. I am practicing Text Analytics in R. Working around with DocumentTermMatrix in R.
– SUDHEER KUMAR
Nov 8 at 5:11
2
You are selecting a row from
tempthat is bigger thantempI think. E.g. - selecting row 4 from a 3 row matrix -matrix(1:3)[4,]. That will give you the same error. Check the value ofrequiredpersonand how many rows are intemp. This is all guessing though given the limited information available.– thelatemail
Nov 8 at 5:50
1
Yes, I found my error. Thanks thelatemail for finding out my error. Thank you very much.
– SUDHEER KUMAR
Nov 8 at 6:09