Random samples from each data.frame column

I want to draw a random sample from each row data.frame

independently of the other rows. Here is the MWE. This code selects the same column for each row, but I need independent column selection for each row. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks to

library(plyr)
set.seed(12345)
df1 <- mdply(data.frame(mean=c(10, 15)), rnorm, n = 5, sd = 1)
df1
  mean       V1       V2        V3        V4       V5
1   10 10.58553 10.70947  9.890697  9.546503 10.60589
2   15 13.18204 15.63010 14.723816 14.715840 14.08068
> df1[ , -1]
        V1       V2        V3        V4       V5
1 10.58553 10.70947  9.890697  9.546503 10.60589
2 13.18204 15.63010 14.723816 14.715840 14.08068
> sample(df1[, -1], replace = TRUE)
         V3       V2       V5        V4      V4.1
1  9.890697 10.70947 10.60589  9.546503  9.546503
2 14.723816 15.63010 14.08068 14.715840 14.715840
> t(apply(df1[, -1], 1, sample))
         [,1]      [,2]     [,3]     [,4]      [,5]
[1,] 10.70947  9.890697 10.60589 10.58553  9.546503
[2,] 14.71584 13.182044 14.08068 15.63010 14.723816

      

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df1[ , -1]
            V1       V2        V3        V4       V5
    1 10.58553 10.70947  9.890697  9.546503 10.60589
    2 13.18204 15.63010 14.723816 14.715840 14.08068

sample(df1[, -1], replace = TRUE)
             V3       V2       V5        V4      V4.1
    1  9.890697 10.70947 10.60589  9.546503  9.546503
    2 14.723816 15.63010 14.08068 14.715840 14.715840

      

sample(df1[, -1], replace = TRUE)

selects columns V3

, V2

, V5

, V4

and V4

for both strings. But I insist that he could choose the columns V3

, V2

, V5

, V4

and V4

for first row

, and / or any combination of the five columns for second row

.

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You can use apply

with replace=TRUE

forsample



 t(apply(df1[,-1], 1, sample, replace=TRUE))

      

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You can look at the column indices right away and then use a subset of the matrices to avoid using apply

:



## Determine how many indices are required (nrow x (ncol - 1))
nsamp <- prod(dim(df1[, -1]))

## Sample from the number of desired columns, here 5 = ncol(df1[, -1])
mySamp <- sample.int(5, nsamp, replace = TRUE)

## Create a matrix of row and column indices
## Have to add 1 to mySamp to ignore first column of df1
myIdx <- cbind(rep(seq_len(nrow(df1)), ncol(df1) - 1), mySamp + 1)

## Return the corresponding values
matrix(df1[myIdx], nrow = nrow(df1))

#           [,1]     [,2]      [,3]      [,4]     [,5]
# [1,]  9.890697 10.60589  9.546503  9.546503 10.70947
# [2,] 15.630099 14.71584 15.630099 14.723816 14.72382

      

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