The procedure for combining two feather files into a single file using rbind in R is as follows:
library(feather)
read_feather()
function. For example, if you have two files called file1.feather
and file2.feather
, you can read them in like this:file1 <- read_feather("file1.feather")
file2 <- read_feather("file2.feather")
rbind()
function. This function allows you to combine two data frames by stacking them on top of each other. For example, to combine file1
and file2
, you would type:combined <- rbind(file1, file2)
write_feather()
function. For example, to save the combined file as combined.feather
, you would type:write_feather(combined, "combined.feather")
That's it! You now have a new feather file that contains both of your original files combined into a single file.
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Asked: 2023-07-09 08:37:49 +0000
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