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What is the procedure for combining two feather files into a single file using rbind?

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answered 2023-07-09 08:46:02 +0000

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The procedure for combining two feather files into a single file using rbind in R is as follows:

  1. First, load the feather package in R by typing the following command:
library(feather)
  1. Next, read in the two feather files that you want to combine using the 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")
  1. Once you have read in the two files, you can combine them using the 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)
  1. Finally, you can save the combined file as a new feather file using the 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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