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Dplyr bind_cols error #6907
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This looks more like an issue with whatever underlying packages you are using here, so I would follow up with them if I were you. dplyr can't column bind two data sets with differing number of rows, which is intentional |
I understand that dplyr cant column bind two data sets but the data sets have NA values in it so the rows are the same just different values. Backtrace:
Appreciate it if you could provide some more insights. |
@DavisVaughan I think its somehow registering that NA are not real values so discounting it as a row. this is an example of my datatable generated An example of the output datatable: [1] NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA |
@DavisVaughan i know the issue was closed but wanted to see if you have additional insight. Thank you |
I am using semla and stutility to run spatial transcriptomic data. following their vignette when calculating nearest cluster neighbors to certain clusters I input a column thats nearest to cluster 4 for example, other spots that are not close to cluster 4 will be NA but when I run and try to map it - dplyr doesnt seem to be able to combine columns because the rows dont match. which is odd.
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