Here is an example of my dataset:
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And I am subsetting this data frame by month using this code:
simpleindoor.mean <- simple_trapindoors %>% group_by(month) %>% summarise(n=n(),mean = mean(bitingrate), stderror = std(bitingrate))
Which produces a table like the following:
|Month| n | mean| stderror|
|-----|---|-------|---------|
|May | 12| 0.25| 0.13|
|June | 21| 0.53| 0.12|
|July | 21| 0.53| 0.12|
What I would like to do is calculate the number of individual FAMILY_ID's within each month in the same function, and add it as a new column to "simpleindoor.mean".
FAMILY_ID is a character vector. E.g."6001-032". So if there were 12 unique FAMILY_ID's in May, the new column of data would show 12 in the row matching "May".
I have seen examples where you look for specific instances of a character vector, but I struggled to find an example where you can count the instances of unique character vectors occurring within a particular group. How do I do this?
Thank you.