I want to make a table on Hazard level. if the risk level is less than 10 then it will be hazard level "I", risk level<100 = II, risk level<1000 = III and risk level > 1000 = IV. Now for this run the code below. At first I made an empty column
Hazard_level <- c()
Then I make the statement like below
for(i in 1:lenght(data$Risk_value)){
if(data$Risk_value[i] < 10){
Hazard_Level <- append(Hazard_Level, 'I')
}
elseif(data$Risk_value[i] < 100){
Hazard_Level <- append(Hazard_Level, 'II')
}
elseif(data$Risk_value[i] < 1000){
Hazard_Level <- append(Hazard_Level, 'III')
}
else{
Hazard_Level <- append(Hazard_Level, 'IV')
}
}
df <- as.data.frame(Hazard_Level)
df1 <- cbind(data,df)
the error it showing was
Error: unexpected symbol in:
> for(i in 1:lenght(data$Risk_value)){
+ if(data$Risk_value[i] < 10){
+ Hazard_Level <- append(Hazard_Level, 'I')
+ }
+ elseif(data$Risk_value[i] < 100){
Error: unexpected '{' in:
" }
elseif(data$Risk_value[i] < 100){"
> Hazard_Level <- append(Hazard_Level, 'II')
> }
Error: unexpected '}' in " }"
> elseif(data$Risk_value[i] < 1000){
Error: unexpected '{' in " elseif(data$Risk_value[i] < 1000){"
> Hazard_Level <- append(Hazard_Level, 'III')
> }
Error: unexpected '}' in " }"
> else{
Error: unexpected 'else' in " else"
> Hazard_Level <- append(Hazard_Level, 'IV')
> }
Error: unexpected '}' in " }"
> }
Error: unexpected '}' in "}"
> df1 = cbind(data,df)
Error in data.frame(..., check.names = FALSE) :
arguments imply differing number of rows: 23, 24
Data i am using was
structure(list(Station = c("LJDZ05", "LJDZ06", "LJDZ07", "LJDZ08",
"LJDZ09", "LJDZ11", "LJDZ17", "LJDZ18", "LJDZ19", "LJDZ20", "LJDZ21",
"LJDZ23", "LJDZ25", "LJDZ36", "LJDZ38", "LJDZ39", "LJDZ40", "LJDZ42",
"LJDZ44", "LJDZ51", "LJDZ52", "LJDZ54", "LJDZ56"), Risk_value = c(26.62730994,
1.068631579, 0.672, 3.407157895, 56.34514286, 0.584571429, 9.621879699,
2.343035446, 2.177154135, 2.235609023, 6.438646617, 14.20606015,
44.53034586, 22.44414608, 37.19215489, 33.58984127, 13.11310276,
12.42682707, 89.37153383, 63.10576441, 81.76046115, 13.11488487,
40.82847118)), class = "data.frame", row.names = c(NA, -23L)
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