Dear R users,
I am working on a simple mathematical model made of two ordinary
differential equations:
dx/dt=-mx-d1(x-c)
dy/dt=mx-d2y
I would like to fit this model to my data and estimate the corresponding
parameters. The thing is I only have observed data for y, x is unknown. Is
it
> On Aug 29, 2018, at 7:18 AM, prof.amit.mit...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> I installed a local zip file a few days ago and the package was recently
> modified on bitbucket , with a stable zip version not yet available.
>
> How many days does it usually take to get a stable zip version. How can I
>
I stumbled upon `remotes` and that is based on `devtools` but it fails because
RTOOLS haven't been upgraded for 3.5.1
Sorry about posting twice and I am pretty sure I added this detail in another
msg which will also be released by the moderator q yet :x
Amit Mittal
Sent from my
I installed a local zip file a few days ago and the package was recently
modified on bitbucket , with a stable zip version not yet available. I have
tried using `remotes` but `RTOOLS` is not updated for 3.5.1
Should I use my clone to install into R, I do not think I can install the
whole
I installed a local zip file a few days ago and the package was recently
modified on bitbucket , with a stable zip version not yet available.
How many days does it usually take to get a stable zip version. How can I
`devtools` it from the bitbucket the fastest way? I have my own sourcetree
and
On Wed, Aug 29, 2018 at 6:58 PM Spencer Brackett
wrote:
>
> Thank you! The line however was still found to be errored after I fixed the
> mistake. Is there anything else I can do to maybe set the “.” As an object?
But presumably with a different error, which you don't tell us.
The "."
As an aside, the sep = "," can be omitted, as that's the default anyway.
In his response to Sarah, the OP gave us only "the line was found to be
errored," which of course is useless. Perhaps if he provided explicit
information on what the call and the error was...
-- Bert
On Wed, Aug 29, 2018
Good evening R users,
I am attempting to carry out DNA methylation analysis on two separate CSV
files (LGG and GBM), which I have downloaded onto my R console. To set the
path<-"." to be indicative of one or both of the csv files, I utilized the
following functions and received the errors
Hi,
If you had an actual gene analysis question I'd suggest the
BioConductor email list, but you have a plain old ordinary typo:
the_data <-read.csv(file="LGG_clinical_drug.csv",header=T,sep",")
You're missing the = after the argument sep
the_data <- read.csv(file = "LGG_clinical_drug.csv",
Thank you! The line however was still found to be errored after I fixed
the mistake. Is there anything else I can do to maybe set the “.” As an
object?
Spencer
On Wed, Aug 29, 2018 at 6:34 PM Sarah Goslee wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If you had an actual gene analysis question I'd suggest the
>
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