Hi! I have an input table with a column Dates in the format
month/day/year (eg. 5/11/1999 and a column Times in the format
hours/minutes (eg. 15:20). In R I need to convert them into chron
objects to extract colums only containing months, days, minutes, ..
For the dates it is no problem if I
Hello,
is there an equivalent to write.csv for saving images to a folder? E.g. if I
have a histogram or piechart I would need to write a command that saves the
resulting image as png or jpg into a certain folder (working directory).
Thanks
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Thanks! I have not used system before. May it works if command ist the
call for the program, but how can I integrate the transfer of the file names
(strings) from R to the program?
Ranjan Maitra wrote:
Does ?system help?
Ranjan
On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 13:00:28 -0700 (PDT) thoeb t.hoebin
Hello,
does anybody know about how to send a command or a text line from R to
another program? I have written a script in which several calculations are
made and outputfiles (csv) are generated. Afterwards I open another program
(Fortran) via shell.exec. This program asks for the names if the
Hello,
I have a data frame containing several parameters. I want to investigate
pair wise correlations between all of the parameters. For doing so I used
the command cor(data.frame, method=”spearman”), the result is a matrix
giving me the correlation coefficients of each pair, but not the
Hello, I have a dataframe containing dates, times and other parameters. The
times have the format h:m, e.g. 13:00 or 5:30, R classes them as factors.
I want to change the times to integers e.g. 13:00 - 1300. I tried to use
chron to create a chronological object, but it didn't work for the times
(and
?shell on Windows).
Uwe Ligges
thoeb wrote:
Hello!
Does exist a command to start a foreign program (Fortran language)? I
wrote
a few r-scripts in which data are prepared and several outputfiles are
generated that are used as inputfiles for further calculation. For these
calculations
Hello!
Does exist a command to start a foreign program (Fortran language)? I wrote
a few r-scripts in which data are prepared and several outputfiles are
generated that are used as inputfiles for further calculation. For these
calculations another program is needed, so it would be practically if
The scripts are written with the TINN editor (***.r) and are organised within
a project. I want to create another script that opens and runs the other
scripts so I just have to activate that superior script to run all the other
scripsts too.
Ben Bolker wrote:
thoeb t.hoebinger at gmail.com
Thank you! Works perfectly well!
jholtman wrote:
You just create the superior script as a set of 'source' statements
reading in the files that you want to execute in order.
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 4:13 AM, thoeb t.hoebin...@gmail.com wrote:
The scripts are written with the TINN editor
Hello, I am working on a project consisting of several r-scripts written in
the tinn editor. Is it possible to create a superior r script containing
commands to run the sub-scripts one by one?
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University of Vienna
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. Therefore I would need a scrollbar for the whole window. How can I
create this?
Thanks! THoeb
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University of Vienna
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Thanks! I think the tcltk package will be the best solution.. I'll try at
once.
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University of Vienna
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Hello, I have a problem with reading a csv-file. One colum of the inputfile
consists of characters and numbers. After reading the csv-file I create a
new dataframe by dividing the values of that colum into more colums (then a
colum contains just characters or numbers) but the numbers are
Hello! I want to create a command for choosing input parameters via a new
window that shows a table in which the parameters can be written in. R
should open a seperate window in which the user is asked to put in some
values (just numbers), afterwards a new file containing these values should
be
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