Re: [R] Unintended behaviour of stats::time not returning integers for the first cycle

> did not know which mailing list to write to. ... then you did not read the Posting Guide, or forgot to refer to it? On October 18, 2022 5:26:28 AM PDT, "Andreï V. Kostyrka" wrote: >Sure, this works, and I was thinking about this solution, but it seems like >a dirty one-time trick. I was

Re: [R] Unintended behaviour of stats::time not returning integers for the first cycle

The zoo package implements tolerances internally. Converting the ts object to zoo: library(zoo) identical(as.integer(time(as.zoo(x))), true.year) ## [1] TRUE On Sat, Oct 15, 2022 at 3:26 AM Andreï V. Kostyrka wrote: > > Dear all, > > > > I was using stats::time to obtain the year as a

[R] [R-pkgs] SCpubr: Generate high quality, publication-ready plots of single-cell transcriptomics data.

Dear R community, It is my pleasure to announce that my new R package (*SCpubr *) to generate *high-quality, publication-ready plots* for *single-cell transcriptomics* data has been released *on CRAN *.

Re: [R] Unintended behaviour of stats::time not returning integers for the first cycle

Sure, this works, and I was thinking about this solution, but it seems like a dirty one-time trick. I was wondering whether the following 3 lines could be considered for inclusion by the core developers, but did not know which mailing list to write to. Here is my proposal: correctTime <- function

Re: [R] statistical error in ggerrorplot argument desc_statby

While I agree that S.E. and S.D. are sometimes confused I disagree that the definition and use must be rehashed in every package that uses either one. The programmer (and documentation writer) makes tools available. If they do a good job with documentation then it is more likely that the tool

Re: [R] statistical error in ggerrorplot argument desc_statby

I suppose the key concept you seem to be missing is that contributed packages are not part of R, nor are the R developers going to do anything to fix it, even if they might happen to lurk around here occasionally, and many package maintainers do not lurk at all on this list. If you type

[R] statistical error in ggerrorplot argument desc_statby

Hello! I think there is a major statistical error or at least an inaccuracy in ggerrorplot and I don't know where to report this problem. When using ggerrorplot, you can choose the argument desc_statby=sd or desc_statby= se. Where sd is described as "standard deviation of the mean". and