Just discovered It doesn't do this when run in the latest release Rcmdr, yet
still does in JGR, RKward and R-Gui.
Confusing.
Thanks,
L.A.
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Hey Guys,
I'm having this same problem! I have searched and can't find anything.
I'm guessing that it must be simple as nobody replied here, but I'm at a
loss, Any help?
L.A.
R-2.13.2
XP 3
Ubuntu 11.10
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Thanks for the reply. Here is a sample.
library(R2HTML)
HTMLStart(outdir=Output, file=R2report,
extension=html, echo=FALSE, HTMLframe=TRUE)
HTML.title(Test Report 2011, HR=1)
HTML.title(Test-Title:br Classification, HR=3)
HTMLhr()
HTMLStop()
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37255.72 117055.50 149314.00 196207.00 259288.60
Any suggestions?
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L.A.
Don't know if this helps:
str(PARCELS)
'by' int [1:3(1d)] 9053 578 52
- attr(*, dimnames)=List of 1
..$ Property: chr [1:3] UNSOLD SOLD SubSale
- attr(*, call)= language by.default(data = ResImp[, ACCOUNTNO
29.69
I just want to format the R2HTML output to produce this:
R outputParsalMC
9683 578 0.95 29.69
Thanks again to everyone.
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this type of report?
Thanks,
L.A.
R version 2.10.0 XP
srtype-cbind(Par,Sal,Median,COD,PRD,LowerCI,UpperCI)
srtype
Par SalMedian COD PRD LowerCI UpperCI
RES I 9683 578 0.9533 29.69 1.191 0.9382 0.9582
RES V4003 155 0.9763 16.51
?
The actual data is 17000 rows and 31 columns.
L.A.
Par-by(Dataset[ , ACCOUNTNO], Dataset[TYPE], length)
Sal-by(Dataset[ , ratio], Dataset[TYPE], length)
PRD-with(Dataset, by(Dataset[ , prdb], TYPE, max))
COD-with(Dataset, by(Dataset[ , coda], TYPE, max))
LowerCI-with(Dataset, by(Dataset[ , LLCI
I've searched and tried several ideas (na.action. and other things), but I
can't see
to figure this out.
I'm guessing this is so simple I'll feel foolish for asking, but here goes.
Thanks,
L.A.
Dataset$Rcil=with(Dataset, ifelse(Rpr = .95, Dataset[,percentchgn], NA))
Dataset$LLCI-with(Dataset
Well, a beginner just learning here, so
ToYou-MERRY CHRISTMAS
print(ToYou)
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Thanks, but that produces what I think is an estimated interval.
I really want to use the above formula. I just can't figure out how to
get it to run by the LEAID.
It does require 9 observations to produce an interval, but I was showing a
sample.
Thanks again.
L.A.
Matthew Dowle-3 wrote
(prb)
Confidence=min(con)
o= n -( c - 1)
ch=ifelse (q = o , Dataset[,Ratio], 0)
UpperCI=round(max(ch),digits=2)
UpperCI
I hope your not growing tired of my questions, I try reading all I can find,
but I often can't seem understand it until I can actually see it in process.
Thanks,
L.A.
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Thanks,
L.A.
Ista Zahn wrote:
Hi,
I think you want
by(TestData[ , RATIO], LEAID, median)
-Ista
On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 8:36 PM, L.A. ro...@millect.com wrote:
I'm just learning and this is probably very simple, but I'm stuck.
I'm trying
I'm just learning and this is probably very simple, but I'm stuck.
I'm trying to understand the by().
This works.
by(TestData, LEAID, summary)
But, This doesn't.
by(TestData, LEAID, median(RATIO))
ERROR: could not find function FUN
HELP!
Thanks,
LA
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