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>> df <- data.frame(y=c(0,2,4,6,8), x1=c(1,1,2,2,NA),
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ave also played with the upper limit. pdataH has 2117
> observations in it.
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Umm, it doesn't seem to have a column called "y"?
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>>>>>>>> Why the second curve is flat? I just changed it from -4 to -3.
>>>> There is
>>>>>>>>> no density in that region.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
;>>> 1951
>>>>> 1947 2067 1967 1812 2119 1999 2086 2133 2081 2165 2365 2330 2340
>>>>> 38 39 40 4167 89
>>>>> 2681 2905 3399 3941 1648 1690 1727 1668
>>>>>
>>>>> whereas the reasonable expectati
e try that and get back to you on my findings in a few hours! :)
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> However, either the density is unnormalized and the integral is
individual help page.
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You may need someone who got intro'ed shorter time ago than me for that. There
are multiple books on R programming and also the free manuals fr
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active", fg='black',bg=colors()[411])
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tually but only after a few hours of effort searching
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> E.g. with a table (called table1) with 3 columns and want to set widths to
> 30, 5, and 5:
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ceding term. So the net result is that
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ov-Smirnov test
data: b and a
D^- = 0.412, p-value < 2.2e-16
alternative hypothesis: the CDF of x lies below that of y
The cause should be quite apparent if you do
plot(ecdf(b))
plot(ecdf(a), add=T)
and
plot(function(x)ecdf(a)(x)-ecdf(b)(x), from=-10, to=10)
The basic point is that since K
(gamhat and
> betahat). then what i do
My standard idiom for that sort of thing is
res <- replicate(2000, {
x<-rgbs(n,gama,beta)
optim(c(gama,beta), ll.wd, x=x,
method = "Nelder-Mead",hessian=FALSE)$par
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ength.out". Now, looking that the code for seq.default offers a hint at the:
It uses things like length(by) internally. In ancient times (in S) that would
give you a type mismatch, but one of the things that R changed was to have
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an empty index set is TRUE"? A similar OR operation is FALSE, i.e. they behave
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cmd <-
system(cmd)
A further advantage is that you can cat(cmd, \n) before running it and see
whether it contains what you intended.
I think (but you check) that this works:
fmt <- "sed -i '' '/^[\r#]/d; /AGENCY/d' %s/Temp_CashFlow/%
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te="normal",bg="white")
> Error: could not find function "tkcmd"
> >
> > .Tcl("set tclarray(0,0) Normal")
> Normal
> > .Tcl("set tclarray(0,1) Disabled")
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>> Hello,
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>> I am having problems with predict() after a multinomial logit regress
mn above, but it doesn't:
>
I'm rusty on this, but I suspect that you need
e_i/sum(e_i)
with e_i = exp(x b_i)
(and b_1 == 0 by convention)
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fn <- function(theta)
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>>
>>
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&g
m, set maximum=TRUE. In which
>> case it will return "20" (or something very close to 20).
>>
>> Your function fn() appears not to be the log likelihood that you had in
>> mind. Perhaps you the negative of fn()???
>>
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is needed, I can provide its definition
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>>> On 17 Nov 2015, at 20:37 , Bert Gunter <bgunter.4...@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> 2 == &
o notice that, for similar reasons
> 10 > "2"
[1] FALSE
(At least in most collations. I recently discovered that OSX Finder sorted
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11 1T3 2.86
12 1T3 0.53
13 1T3 1.66
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