Dear all,
I work with (relatively) large data tables and appreciate gnumeric for its
stability and speed. I need some advice concerning the use of gnumeric and the
function "transpose". I have used "transpose" successfully on small datasets.
Problem :
I have a matrix size ca 12345678x9 (ca 10
Dear Morten and all,
Thanks for the file and the advice.
Thoughts about Gnumeric :
Why are there different max rows and max column?
Why a max at all? And not limited by machine mem?
I need a lot of both, and seen from a technical perspective, today
there are numerous applications that produce ma
Dear Morten and all,
Very interesting discussion, and it leads me to a thought
Isnt it time to:
* SKIP the LETTER ID of COLUMNS !!! (A,B,C,XXX)
And replace it with numbering (1-k), perhaps with an indicator of some kind (1,
2, 3 or c1,c2,c3... etc)?.
From my end I can see a number
Dear All,
Im working with data science and one of my favorites is PCA - Principal
Component Analysis.
Gnumerics is really great in many ways, but the present PCA has some weaknesses.
I found the R library "mixOmics" which has a great PCA (and also PLS).
This supports (among other things) :
*
Hi Guys,
Thanks for a great software.
Works fast and do things right.
Really like many sides of it.
Is there a limit to the max number of columns in the spreadsheet?
Med vänliga hälsningar / With kind regards / Freundliche Grüße,
Martin Berntsson
Data Scientist
Meter Data Management (MDM)
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