Format the number of decimal points

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I want to slice the 5th column down to three decimal points and put it with first column.



Input



 Accuracy Precision Recall F-measure s.d
bemkl_J_DIFP 0.6001 0.01545 0.4304 0.02984 0.016098
bemkl_J_DI 0.6011 0.01390 0.3870 0.02684 0.013959
bemkl_J_FP 0.4831 0.01424 0.3609 0.02740 0.015979


OutputFile



 Accuracy Precision Recall F-measure
bemkl_J_DIFP 0.6001(0.016) 0.01545 0.4304 0.02984
bemkl_J_DI 0.6011(0.013) 0.01390 0.3870 0.02684
bemkl_J_FP 0.4831(0.015) 0.01424 0.3609 0.02740


Command:



awk -F" " '$6>0 print substr($6,1,5)' filename| awk 'print "("$0")"'









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  • awk -F" " '$6>0 print substr($6,1,5)' filename
    – KHAN irfan
    Oct 10 '17 at 0:59










  • As you're using AWK in your comment, note that printf "%.3f", $6 actually cuts the field down to three decimal places, regardless of how many digits are before the point, unlike substr
    – Fox
    Oct 10 '17 at 1:17










  • I think you mean the 6th column - not the 5th column
    – fpmurphy1
    Oct 10 '17 at 3:04














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I want to slice the 5th column down to three decimal points and put it with first column.



Input



 Accuracy Precision Recall F-measure s.d
bemkl_J_DIFP 0.6001 0.01545 0.4304 0.02984 0.016098
bemkl_J_DI 0.6011 0.01390 0.3870 0.02684 0.013959
bemkl_J_FP 0.4831 0.01424 0.3609 0.02740 0.015979


OutputFile



 Accuracy Precision Recall F-measure
bemkl_J_DIFP 0.6001(0.016) 0.01545 0.4304 0.02984
bemkl_J_DI 0.6011(0.013) 0.01390 0.3870 0.02684
bemkl_J_FP 0.4831(0.015) 0.01424 0.3609 0.02740


Command:



awk -F" " '$6>0 print substr($6,1,5)' filename| awk 'print "("$0")"'









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  • awk -F" " '$6>0 print substr($6,1,5)' filename
    – KHAN irfan
    Oct 10 '17 at 0:59










  • As you're using AWK in your comment, note that printf "%.3f", $6 actually cuts the field down to three decimal places, regardless of how many digits are before the point, unlike substr
    – Fox
    Oct 10 '17 at 1:17










  • I think you mean the 6th column - not the 5th column
    – fpmurphy1
    Oct 10 '17 at 3:04












up vote
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down vote

favorite









up vote
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down vote

favorite











I want to slice the 5th column down to three decimal points and put it with first column.



Input



 Accuracy Precision Recall F-measure s.d
bemkl_J_DIFP 0.6001 0.01545 0.4304 0.02984 0.016098
bemkl_J_DI 0.6011 0.01390 0.3870 0.02684 0.013959
bemkl_J_FP 0.4831 0.01424 0.3609 0.02740 0.015979


OutputFile



 Accuracy Precision Recall F-measure
bemkl_J_DIFP 0.6001(0.016) 0.01545 0.4304 0.02984
bemkl_J_DI 0.6011(0.013) 0.01390 0.3870 0.02684
bemkl_J_FP 0.4831(0.015) 0.01424 0.3609 0.02740


Command:



awk -F" " '$6>0 print substr($6,1,5)' filename| awk 'print "("$0")"'









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I want to slice the 5th column down to three decimal points and put it with first column.



Input



 Accuracy Precision Recall F-measure s.d
bemkl_J_DIFP 0.6001 0.01545 0.4304 0.02984 0.016098
bemkl_J_DI 0.6011 0.01390 0.3870 0.02684 0.013959
bemkl_J_FP 0.4831 0.01424 0.3609 0.02740 0.015979


OutputFile



 Accuracy Precision Recall F-measure
bemkl_J_DIFP 0.6001(0.016) 0.01545 0.4304 0.02984
bemkl_J_DI 0.6011(0.013) 0.01390 0.3870 0.02684
bemkl_J_FP 0.4831(0.015) 0.01424 0.3609 0.02740


Command:



awk -F" " '$6>0 print substr($6,1,5)' filename| awk 'print "("$0")"'






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  • awk -F" " '$6>0 print substr($6,1,5)' filename
    – KHAN irfan
    Oct 10 '17 at 0:59










  • As you're using AWK in your comment, note that printf "%.3f", $6 actually cuts the field down to three decimal places, regardless of how many digits are before the point, unlike substr
    – Fox
    Oct 10 '17 at 1:17










  • I think you mean the 6th column - not the 5th column
    – fpmurphy1
    Oct 10 '17 at 3:04
















  • awk -F" " '$6>0 print substr($6,1,5)' filename
    – KHAN irfan
    Oct 10 '17 at 0:59










  • As you're using AWK in your comment, note that printf "%.3f", $6 actually cuts the field down to three decimal places, regardless of how many digits are before the point, unlike substr
    – Fox
    Oct 10 '17 at 1:17










  • I think you mean the 6th column - not the 5th column
    – fpmurphy1
    Oct 10 '17 at 3:04















awk -F" " '$6>0 print substr($6,1,5)' filename
– KHAN irfan
Oct 10 '17 at 0:59




awk -F" " '$6>0 print substr($6,1,5)' filename
– KHAN irfan
Oct 10 '17 at 0:59












As you're using AWK in your comment, note that printf "%.3f", $6 actually cuts the field down to three decimal places, regardless of how many digits are before the point, unlike substr
– Fox
Oct 10 '17 at 1:17




As you're using AWK in your comment, note that printf "%.3f", $6 actually cuts the field down to three decimal places, regardless of how many digits are before the point, unlike substr
– Fox
Oct 10 '17 at 1:17












I think you mean the 6th column - not the 5th column
– fpmurphy1
Oct 10 '17 at 3:04




I think you mean the 6th column - not the 5th column
– fpmurphy1
Oct 10 '17 at 3:04










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$ cat 1.awk
BEGIN FS = " " ;
NR == 1 printf "%26s %16s %8s %11sn", $1, $2, $3, $4
NR > 1 printf "%-15s %s(%0.2g) %s %s %sn", $1, $2, $6, $3, $4, $5
$ awk -f 1.awk infile
Accuracy Precision Recall F-measure
bemkl_J_DIFP 0.6001(0.016) 0.01545 0.4304 0.02984
bemkl_J_DI 0.6011(0.014) 0.01390 0.3870 0.02684
bemkl_J_FP 0.4831(0.016) 0.01424 0.3609 0.02740





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    $ cat 1.awk
    BEGIN FS = " " ;
    NR == 1 printf "%26s %16s %8s %11sn", $1, $2, $3, $4
    NR > 1 printf "%-15s %s(%0.2g) %s %s %sn", $1, $2, $6, $3, $4, $5
    $ awk -f 1.awk infile
    Accuracy Precision Recall F-measure
    bemkl_J_DIFP 0.6001(0.016) 0.01545 0.4304 0.02984
    bemkl_J_DI 0.6011(0.014) 0.01390 0.3870 0.02684
    bemkl_J_FP 0.4831(0.016) 0.01424 0.3609 0.02740





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      $ cat 1.awk
      BEGIN FS = " " ;
      NR == 1 printf "%26s %16s %8s %11sn", $1, $2, $3, $4
      NR > 1 printf "%-15s %s(%0.2g) %s %s %sn", $1, $2, $6, $3, $4, $5
      $ awk -f 1.awk infile
      Accuracy Precision Recall F-measure
      bemkl_J_DIFP 0.6001(0.016) 0.01545 0.4304 0.02984
      bemkl_J_DI 0.6011(0.014) 0.01390 0.3870 0.02684
      bemkl_J_FP 0.4831(0.016) 0.01424 0.3609 0.02740





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        $ cat 1.awk
        BEGIN FS = " " ;
        NR == 1 printf "%26s %16s %8s %11sn", $1, $2, $3, $4
        NR > 1 printf "%-15s %s(%0.2g) %s %s %sn", $1, $2, $6, $3, $4, $5
        $ awk -f 1.awk infile
        Accuracy Precision Recall F-measure
        bemkl_J_DIFP 0.6001(0.016) 0.01545 0.4304 0.02984
        bemkl_J_DI 0.6011(0.014) 0.01390 0.3870 0.02684
        bemkl_J_FP 0.4831(0.016) 0.01424 0.3609 0.02740





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        $ cat 1.awk
        BEGIN FS = " " ;
        NR == 1 printf "%26s %16s %8s %11sn", $1, $2, $3, $4
        NR > 1 printf "%-15s %s(%0.2g) %s %s %sn", $1, $2, $6, $3, $4, $5
        $ awk -f 1.awk infile
        Accuracy Precision Recall F-measure
        bemkl_J_DIFP 0.6001(0.016) 0.01545 0.4304 0.02984
        bemkl_J_DI 0.6011(0.014) 0.01390 0.3870 0.02684
        bemkl_J_FP 0.4831(0.016) 0.01424 0.3609 0.02740






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