Hey R-users,
I think I followed the steps but still couldn't figure this out.. I am
creating a personal package and I want to include several datasets in
the package. I created a subdirectory 'data' in the package, save a
dataset 'test.rda' there, built the package, checked it, installed it.
Then
Hi Ravi,
I used the same code. Didn't got any errors. I am using R.2.15 (64 bit
version) on a 64 bit linux. Though, I admit I had trouble installing XML
package which was later solved by installing libxml2.
A.k.
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Hi -
Hopefully this is an easy question. In SPSS, when I'm testing a
directional hypotheses using an ANOVA (GLM), I can divide the p-value by 2
because SPSS reported two-sided p-values? Is this approach still legit
when I'm using aov in R?
Thanks,
Matt
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any suggestion? plz help me.
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you do have a dataset x. it is probably inside the test.rda file.
start a fresh R session and library(yourPackage)
then
ls()
data(test)
ls() ## you will probably have now have x.
Should you need to use load, then use
load(/full/path/to/test.rda) ## in quotes
ls()
The idiom for saving a
I was trying to understand how to use R to generate distributions of data, for
example, uniform, and use the data in a program. I send raw bytes to the
server. Is there a recommended way or book that I should read to understand
this ?
I use R but this is a beginner question. When I plot the
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