Transforming data table from wide to long format
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Hello,
I have some data in wide format (see attached wide_format.xls) and I am trying to convert it to long format (see example long_format.xls). Anyone knows a simple way to do it?
Thanks in advance.
-Mikel
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Peter Perkins
2021-7-28
stack to the rescue, twice, because you are stacking two pairs of variables all into one variable:
>> tw = readtable("wide_format.xls")
tw =
17×4 table
grb1 grb2 ugb1 ugb2
________ ________ ________ ________
0.33167 0.046192 0.26909 0.28662
0.15223 0.19548 0.74902 0.80082
0.34801 0.72017 0.50389 0.89611
0.12166 0.72175 0.64681 0.59753
0.88415 0.8778 0.30775 0.88402
0.094278 0.58243 0.13872 0.94373
0.93004 0.070684 0.47557 0.54916
0.39902 0.92274 0.36246 0.72839
0.047401 0.80037 0.78811 0.57676
0.34237 0.28595 0.7803 0.025857
0.73597 0.54366 0.66851 0.44653
0.79468 0.98478 0.1335 0.6463
0.54491 0.71568 0.021556 0.5212
0.68622 0.83897 0.55984 0.37231
0.89363 0.43326 0.30082 0.93713
0.054792 0.47062 0.93941 0.82953
0.30366 0.56071 0.9809 0.84909
>> tw.ID = (1:height(tw))';
>> t1 = stack(tw,{["ugb1" "ugb2"] ["grb1" "grb2"]}, ...
"NewDataVariableName",["Ungrouped" "Grouped"], "IndexVariableName","Beta");
>> t1.Beta = categorical(t1.Beta,3:4,["B1" "B2"])
t1 =
34×4 table
ID Beta Ungrouped Grouped
__ ____ _________ ________
1 B1 0.26909 0.33167
1 B2 0.28662 0.046192
2 B1 0.74902 0.15223
2 B2 0.80082 0.19548
3 B1 0.50389 0.34801
3 B2 0.89611 0.72017
4 B1 0.64681 0.12166
4 B2 0.59753 0.72175
[snip]
>> t2 = stack(t1,["Ungrouped" "Grouped"], ...
"NewDataVariableName","Value", "IndexVariableName","Crowding");
>> t2 = sortrows(t2,["Crowding" "Beta"])
t2 =
68×4 table
ID Beta Crowding Value
__ ____ _________ ________
1 B1 Ungrouped 0.26909
2 B1 Ungrouped 0.74902
3 B1 Ungrouped 0.50389
4 B1 Ungrouped 0.64681
5 B1 Ungrouped 0.30775
6 B1 Ungrouped 0.13872
7 B1 Ungrouped 0.47557
8 B1 Ungrouped 0.36246
[snip]
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