How to limit output of a dataframe in R

Question

I'm using a data frame of transactions.

Presently I'm using the dplyr package to filter the transaction by gender.

I have considered gender as 0/1 for F/M respectively.

How do I filter 2 rows, one with gender == 0 and one with gender == 1?

I tried doing as follows:

The closest was to do it like this

data %>% arrange(gender) 

and then select the two transactions in middle; in which one would be ==1 and other would be ==0

Can someone suggest a better way?

Answer 1

For randomly sampling a row/cell where a condition is in another cell, you can use sample as follows:

# Dummy data: data = value of interest, g = gender (0,1)
data1 <- data.frame("data" = rnorm(10, 0, 1), "g" = sample(c(0,1), replace = T, size = 10))

Then you can use the dplyr package in the following way:.

pull(data1 %>% group_by(g) %>% sample_n(1), data)