R: Is it possible to use mutate+lag with the same column?

问题

I'm trying to replicate the following formula in R:

Xt = Xt-1 * b + Zt * (1-b)

I'm using the following code

t %>% 
  mutate(x= ifelse(week == 1, z, NaN)) %>% # Initial value for the first lag
  mutate(x= ifelse(week != 1, lag(x,1 ,default = 0) * b + z, z)

But I get all NaN except from the second element.

     z      b           x
     (dbl)  (dbl)    (dbl)
1  168.895  0.9      168.8950
2   20.304  0.9      131.7472
3   14.943  0.9         NA
4   11.028  0.9         NA
5    8.295  0.9         NA
6    8.024  0.9         NA
7    6.872  0.9         NA
8    7.035  0.9         NA
9    4.399  0.9         NA
10   4.158  0.9         NA

This is fairly simple in excel but I must do it in R, Do you have any approaches?

Reproducible example:

set.seed(2)
t = data.frame(week = seq(1:52),
               z = runif(52, 0, 100),
               b = 0.2)

回答1:

I found the solution running the following loop, thanks to @Frank and @docendo discimus

for (row in 2:dim(t)[1]) {
    t[row,] <- mutate(t[1:row,], x= lag(x,1) * b + z * (1 - b))[row,]
  }

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37994136/r-is-it-possible-to-use-mutatelag-with-the-same-column