Hi,
I will explain my problem :
I would like to loop through a set of data taking the set 100 points at a
time. At each iteration I'd like to evaluate a function over this set. In
each subsequent iteration i add the next point to my sub set and remove the
oldest and evaluate the function again
Hi!
I was thinking about using the head and tail functions also for files i.e.
show me the first/last few lines of a file. For example:
zz - file(ex.data, w) # open an output file connection
cat(TITLE extra line, 2 3 5 7, , 11 13 17, file = zz, sep = \n)
cat(One more line\n, file = zz)
On 25/07/2008 7:30 AM, Gorjanc Gregor wrote:
Hi!
I was thinking about using the head and tail functions also for files i.e.
show me the first/last few lines of a file. For example:
zz - file(ex.data, w) # open an output file connection
cat(TITLE extra line, 2 3 5 7, , 11 13 17, file = zz, sep
I was thinking about using the head and tail functions also for files i.e.
show me the first/last few lines of a file. For example:
zz - file(ex.data, w) # open an output file connection
cat(TITLE extra line, 2 3 5 7, , 11 13 17, file = zz, sep = \n)
cat(One more line\n, file = zz)
Hi R-devel,
It seems that grobX and grobY (from the grid package) do not refer to
the bounding box of a grid.points object.
library(grid)
library(lattice)
xyplot(1:10 ~ 1:10)
downViewport(plot1.panel.1.1.vp)
grob - grid.get(GRID.points, grep=TRUE)
convertX(grobWidth(grob), cm)
#
Hello anyone used to do similar things: search for the final C function that
corresponding to the drawing of a rectangle?
As listed in the subject, I started from heatmap() in R and after several steps
reached the GRect() in C. However, then it refers to rect() which further seems
to refer to
