Thank you for your response.
Re: I guess my point with all that is that you might reconsider problem and
what your goal is
You are quite right, I just got caught up with the not being able to do
something - and now see the error of my ways.
But I am glad to see your solution.
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I just got caught up with the not being able to do something
I have done that so frequently I think I should include at the
beginning of each of my R sessions:
When you find the path hard and steep, it's probably because you
missed the trail.
It always seems the more frustrating the problem, the
Hi,
Since no one has answered this, I will take a shot. I doubt it would
really take more work to just put the functions in a script. Sure you
would have to 'customize' each one, but since you are entering their
names, name of the desired output object, and arguments, simply
directly entering
QUESTION:
Is there a way of passing arguments from an external file to a script so
that they can be used directly by functions within the script?
I have a series of interdependent functions. I wish to test the time for
processing various datasets.
I was initially doing something along the lines
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