在data.table中按组填写缺少的值 [英] Fill in missing values by group in data.table

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问题描述

如果希望根据组内的先前/后期非NA观察填充变量的缺失值,则data.table命令为

If one wants to fill in missing values of a variable based on previous/posterior non NA observation within a group, the data.table command is

setkey(DT,id,date)
DT[, value_filled_in := DT[!is.na(value), list(id, date, value)][DT[, list(id, date)], value, roll = TRUE]]

这是一个耻辱,因为 roll 是一个非常快速和强大的选项(esp相比,应用一个函数如 zoo :: na.locf 每组内)

which is quite complex. It's a shame since roll is a very fast and powerful option (esp compared with applying a function such as zoo::na.locf within each group)

我可以写一个便利函数来填充缺失值

I can write a convenience function to fill in missing values

   fill_na <-  function(x , by = NULL, roll =TRUE , rollends= if (roll=="nearest") c(TRUE,TRUE)
             else if (roll>=0) c(FALSE,TRUE)
             else c(TRUE,FALSE)){
    id <- seq_along(x)
    if (is.null(by)){
      DT <- data.table("x" = x, "id" = id, key = "id") 
      return(DT[!is.na(x)][DT[, list(id)], x, roll = roll, rollends = rollends, allow.cartesian = TRUE])

    } else{
      DT <- data.table("x" = x, "by" = by, "id" = id, key = c("by", "id")) 
      return(DT[!is.na(x)][DT[, list(by, id)], x, roll = roll, rollends = rollends, allow.cartesian = TRUE])
    }
  }

$ b b

然后写

And then write

setkey(DT,id, date)
DT[, value_filled_in := fill_na(value, by = id)]

写入

setkey(DT,id, date)
DT[, value_filled_in := fill_na(value), by = id]

但是,这需要大量的时间运行。对于最终用户,学习使用 by 选项调用 fill_na 很麻烦,不应与 data.table 通过一起使用。有没有一个优雅的解决方案?

However, this takes a huge amount of time to run. And, for the end-user, it is cumbersome to learn that fill_na should be called with the by option, and should not be used with data.table by. Is there an elegant solution around this?

一些速度测试

N <- 2e6
set.seed(1)
DT <- data.table(
         date = sample(10, N, TRUE),
           id = sample(1e5, N, TRUE),   
        value = sample(c(NA,1:5), N, TRUE),
       value2 = sample(c(NA,1:5), N, TRUE)                   
      )
setkey(DT,id,date)
DT<- unique(DT)

system.time(DT[, filled0 := DT[!is.na(value), list(id, date, value)][DT[, list(id, date)], value, roll = TRUE]])
#> user  system elapsed 
#>  0.086   0.006   0.105 
system.time(DT[, filled1 := zoo::na.locf.default(value, na.rm = FALSE), by = id])
#> user  system elapsed 
#> 5.235   0.016   5.274 
# (lower speed and no built in option like roll=integer or roll=nearest, rollend, etc)
system.time(DT[, filled2 := fill_na(value, by = id)])
#>   user  system elapsed 
#>  0.194   0.019   0.221 
system.time(DT[, filled3 := fill_na(value), by = id])
#>    user  system elapsed 
#> 237.256   0.913 238.405 

为什么我不使用 na.locf.default ?即使速度差异不是很重要,同样的问题出现在其他种类的data.table命令(依靠by中的变量的合并) - 它是一个耻辱,系统地忽略它们,以获得一个更容易的语法。

Why don't I just use na.locf.default ? Even though the speed difference is not really important, the same issue arises for other kinds of data.table commands (those that rely on a merge by the variable in "by") - it's a shame to systematically ignore them in order to get an easier syntax. I also really like all the roll options.

推荐答案

这里有一个更快,更紧凑的方式+):

Here's a slightly faster and more compact way of doing it (version 1.9.3+):

DT[, filled4 := DT[!is.na(value)][DT, value, roll = T]]

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