Cartesian product data frame

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You can use expand.grid(A, B, C)

EDIT: an alternative to using do.call to achieve the second part, is the function mdply from the package plyr:

library(plyr)

d = expand.grid(x = A, y = B, z = C)
d = mdply(d, f)

To illustrate its usage using a trivial function ‘paste’, you can try

d = mdply(d, 'paste', sep = '+');

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