Is there a function that receives a list x
and returns a list y
such that y[[i]] = intersect(x[[1]][[i]], x[[2]][[i]], ...)
?
If not, is there a R way to code it in a couple of lines?
Is there a function that receives a list x
and returns a list y
such that y[[i]] = intersect(x[[1]][[i]], x[[2]][[i]], ...)
?
If not, is there a R way to code it in a couple of lines?
Does this work?
x <- list(list(1:3,2:4),list(2:3,4:5),list(3:7,4:5))
maxlen <- max(sapply(x,length))
lapply(seq(maxlen),function(i) Reduce(intersect,lapply(x,"[[",i)))
(intersect
only takes two arguments so you have to use Reduce
as an additional step)
PS I haven't tried this on any hard cases -- e.g. lists of uneven length.
It seems the Reduce
can be simply used as follows:
> Reduce(intersect, list(v1 = c("a","b","c","d"),
+ v2 = c("a","b","e"),
+ v3 = c("a","f","g")))
[1] "a"
Does this work?
x <- list(list(1:3,2:4),list(2:3,4:5),list(3:7,4:5))
maxlen <- max(sapply(x,length))
lapply(seq(maxlen),function(i) Reduce(intersect,lapply(x,"[[",i)))
(intersect
only takes two arguments so you have to use Reduce
as an additional step)
PS I haven't tried this on any hard cases -- e.g. lists of uneven length.
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