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Old 08-25-2013, 10:11 AM   #1
and_y
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binning iteratively row wise


Hi
I have a file some thing like below. I want to bin the data. My Bin size is 100.
Code:
items	number
HELIX1	75 
HELIX6	160    
HELIX2	88    
HELIX19	114   
HELIX5	61    
HELIX4	167
it should consider each elemet under the number column and bin all the lines like below with 100 as an interval. The third column should represent the bin range
Code:
bin_75-175.txt
HELIX1	75	75-175	   
HELIX2	88	75-175    
HELIX19	114	75-175
HELIX6  160	75-175 
HELIX4	167	75-175
Code:
 
bin_160-260.txt
HELIX6       160	160-260	
HELIX4       167	160-260
Code:
bin_88-188.txt
HELIX2	88	88-188		   
HELIX19	114	88-188
HELIX6  160	88-188	
HELIX4	167	88-188
and so on based on the number of rows in inpit file
 
Old 08-25-2013, 10:21 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by and_y View Post
Hi
I have a file some thing like below. I want to bin the data. My Bin size is 100.
Code:
items	number
HELIX1	75 
HELIX6	160    
HELIX2	88    
HELIX19	114   
HELIX5	61    
HELIX4	167
it should consider each elemet under the number column and bin all the lines like below with 100 as an interval. The third column should represent the bin range
Code:
bin_75-175.txt
HELIX1	75	75-175	   
HELIX2	88	75-175    
HELIX19	114	75-175
HELIX6  160	75-175 
HELIX4	167	75-175
Code:
 
bin_160-260.txt
HELIX6       160	160-260	
HELIX4       167	160-260
Code:
bin_88-188.txt
HELIX2	88	88-188		   
HELIX19	114	88-188
HELIX6  160	88-188	
HELIX4	167	88-188
and so on based on the number of rows in inpit file
Ok...so post what you've written/tried so far, and tell us where you're stuck, and we can try to help you. But we are NOT going to write your scripts for you.
 
Old 08-25-2013, 10:28 AM   #3
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Code:
awk '{f=sprintf("%d", 1+$2/100); fn[f]="bin"f"_"; print $1,$2>>fn[f]}' file_name
. I don't know how to bin on the basis of interval. Th above code bins from
Code:
 0-100,100-200
etc but it wont consider
Code:
75-175
.
 
Old 08-25-2013, 10:40 AM   #4
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Well I am not understanding how the ranges are selected, but as your first example also required the data to be sorted, I would suggest storing the necessary data in arrays and then
in the END section you will need to loop over the data and use an 'if' clause(s) or maybe a select / case to allow you to branch the data into the necessary files.
 
  


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