What are RGN$G and RGN$R?
Consider the following:
> .Machine$double.xmax
[1] 1.797693e+308
> log(.Machine$double.xmax, base=2)
[1] 1024
> 2^(log(.Machine$double.xmax, base=2)-1)
[1] 8.988466e+307
> 2^log(.Machine$double.xmax, base=2)
[1] Inf
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Best Wishes,
spencer graves
WFJ van IJcken wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a problem with R, after an update:
> this piece of code:
> cat("creating resolver data frame\n");
> dfG<-cbind(dfG,2^(RGN$G))
> dfR<-cbind(dfR,2^(RGN$R))
>
> suddenly, creates values to inf.
> Is the syntax changed for the ^ symbol in the latest R downloadable version?
>
> Kind regards, wilfred
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