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? Most OSes would use
/usr/local/lib64, and there is a configure setting LIBnn to cover that
issue.
Another solution for ELF systems is to include R_HOME/lib in the list of
directories known to ldconfig.
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Specifically, how can I modify the specifications in the
command to produce the correct pch type in the legend as in the chart itself?
Thank you very much in advance for your kind advice.
Best
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In the R-admin manual (but Roger will understand).
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downloaded 3147Kb
* Installing *source* package 'affyio' ...
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have been
looking through.
The above looks trivial to me. It was not in R or S when lm was first
introduced (1991 White Book), but was added last century (thanks to the
ideas and persistent advocacy of Terry Therneau).
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the slight overhead of subsequent
require() calls if you want).
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proposal to Thomas Lumley, the
maintainer of the survival package. In that way it would be available also
in future versions of survival.
But all print() methods are required to return their first argument
unchanged, so
foo
print(foo)
do the same thing. See ?print.
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intended 'col' to refer to. But as
title() is not going to make use of it, it should accept it. I'll see if I
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Now I want instead of using (qnorm) the inverse of
slandered normal distribution, I want to use the
mixture of normal distribution, and also, I want to
know how to read the data to txt file.
Many thanks for your help in advance.
Al-Eid
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, they will be the same. As you know
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innovations, in particular for use in bootstrapping
time series. (This started life in package boot and is used in
example(tsboot).)
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Thanks for your speedy and accurate response.
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been repeatedly asked
to do).
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in dat, and you should
use
lm(Response ~ 1, data=dat)
to ensure that. And your calculation can be done more legibly as
sapply(dat, function(x) length(unique(x)))
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the latter being quite extensive. Are there some other sources that might
be useful?
`Writing R Extensions'.
Layout is by far the most common cause of hard-to-read code.
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on Windows 9x.
A pipe or fifo if you want to wait on output from another program.
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a tcltk-based version of choose.files(). (One of the
problems with tcltk is that its widgets are OS-specific, and getting
select.list to choose a reasonable height tooks ages: there needs to a
fudge factor of 3 pixels/line on Unix and 1 pixel/line on Windows.)
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Please let me know what is wrong.
Please let us know what you did. In particular AIX is tricky, and you
need to follow the instructions in the R-admin.html manual very
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you in advance.
You can only save() named objects, not a single element, as its help page
says.
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/inst/CITATION
./strucchange/inst/CITATION
./dse/dse1/inst/CITATION
./VR/class/inst/CITATION
./VR/MASS/inst/CITATION
./VR/nnet/inst/CITATION
./VR/spatial/inst/CITATION
./limma/inst/CITATION
Note too that citation() works without a CITATION file and provides a
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, but do this for
all other packages.
I thought about endian differences (which I gather you have here), but I
don't think they matter as we use XDR format for the databases.
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,try(parse(textConnection(ls()),silent=T))
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This is a lot easier at C level: see R_ext/Parse.h and `Writing R
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data frames.
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as maintainer:
see Orphaned/README.
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have at least three packages that can do so.
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want you to treat the current device as a single region again.
Please look at the example in ?layout, which does exactly that.
Or look at ?par, especially mfrow and mfcol. You need to reset the
appropriate par()s.
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On Thu, 9 Dec 2004, Omar Lakkis wrote:
if I have a variable of type POSIXt POSIXct like 1969-12-31
19:00:01 EST how can I dynamicly get the year (or years if vector)
and month?
See ?months, or any other official documentation on dates in R.
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On Wed, 8 Dec 2004, Brian D Ripley wrote:
On 8 Dec 2004, Yves Magliulo wrote:
Hi there,
I think I have found a small problem in the
/my/path/R-2.0.1/src/modules/X11/MakeFile generation.
During the configure step, I have specified a specific JPEG library by
exporting CPPFLAGS variable
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/ Douglas Bates about this and he
doesn't appear to have the problem.
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: if the C++ code you are calling contains name-mangled symbols you
will be in trouble as VC++ name-mangles in a unique way. In that case you
need to write a piece of C++ glue code that you can compile in VC++ and
that has C entry points that you can call from R.
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ord - sort.list(RG$genes$Row)
RG - lapply(RG, function(x) if(is.data.frame) x[ord,] else x[ord])
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installer had an option
(ticked by default) to `call home', but I don't think we would learn enough
for this to be worth setting up.
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looking for a way to implement the above function. The variables
are very large and I need a lot of time to compute them, so saving
loading the results is the only viable alternative.
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to the environment than the search path, which is what makes
this tricky. I suspect Erich really only wanted to avoid objects in the
current frame (which is not on the search path except for interactive use
of R), but he didn't tell us too precisely.
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On Wed, 24 Mar 2004, Erin Hodgess wrote:
Is it possible to take one of the R libraries and put it
into S+ please?
R Windows XP 1.8.1
S+ Version 6.2
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for Hershey?
This is nothing to do with Hershey. All the information you need is on the
help page for postscript().
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not tempted to take this
direction...
Can anybody give me a hint?
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tseries
functions like adf.test or po.test from within c function. Any pointers/
code sample would be greatly appreciated.
Yes, this is described with code samples in `Writing R Extensions', in the
section `Evaluating R expressions from C'.
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exists in
order
to remove or add it Without errors. That is I am looking for something like:
WinMenuExist(menuname) and WinMenuExistItem(menuname,itemname)
Are there any way asking such question of R?
No. But you could contribute such functionality.
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for factors are differences compared with the reference
level:
Factor Reference level
age (17-22)
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your problems with that.
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recently, and older
preconceptions do need to be checked against current information.
The article `Name Space Management for R' in R-news 2003/1 may help
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seen GDB mention in the Bloodshed Dev C++ IDE so it should be possible to
use it with R?
Regards,
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[Using R-1.8.0 under Windows NT 4.0]
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*is* a single expression.
As in the example on the help page for try, you can also wrap the
computation in a function call, and that is usually a good idea.
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is the H_0 and H_1 used in the article?
H_1 is that the sample is not coming from the specified distribution in H_0
Not so: perhaps an iid sample from some other continuous distribution?
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and log(x)?
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of R (I am
using R 1.7.0 on win2k).
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would like to use Rterm but i don`t know its parameters. I have
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a pseudo-dandom number generator programmed with C, like it is described
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to know the name of the screen display device in Windows, do they?
Yes, lots of people do as it is in the README.RW1071: windows(). Just add
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ap - cbind(a,p)
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shared object, since your Fortran support libraries are not being
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and then
* does a gets(3)-like operation, transferring up to buflen characters
* into the buffer buf. The last two characters are set to \n\0
* to preserve sanity.
and buflen is 1024 in src/main/main.c
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to clarity or maybe a request for change.
Get used to quoting things
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, but it is very time-consuming.
Do you have some good ideas? Thanks again!
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is wrong, and there is no
Maintainer field.
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On 10 Feb 2003, Brendan Murray wrote:
I have a problem that has exhausted my ingenuity and would like pointers
to a solution, or at least where to debug.
- I am using R and postgresql.
And which R package are you using, which version, from which repository?
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PrintValue(). You are not
meant to (and it is not safe to) mess with R's printing internals, and
these structures change even at patch releases.
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RACEblack 1
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I couldn't figure out how to interpret it. Here is the sequence of
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On Mon, 20 Jan 2003, David Parkhurst wrote:
I use read.table(file=clipboard,...) a lot in s-plus (under windows 2000), but it
does not seem to work in R (and is not in the help screen for read.table). Am I
missing something? Would
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