]
[1,]47
[2,]58
[3,]69
you see that -1 eliminates the first column.
I found the R manual useless myself.
The only thing useful is the search function in the html help. That has
examples.
Ionut Florescu
Michael wrote:
Hi all,
R is so difficult. I am so desperate.
What
of
integers in cryptography).
Thank you, any help would be greatly appreciated.
Ionut Florescu
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Z_p. If you try
this function for p = 41 and x various increasing values eventually it
will crash R. That is what I meant by random, at first I started x=2,3
so on, when I got to 8, R crashed. Now apparently I can get to 15. When
I tried again I got to 20.
Ionut Florescu
Duncan Murdoch wrote
1.4411518807585588e+17 1.1529215046068471e+18
On 1/30/06, *Ionut Florescu* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am a statistician and I come up to an interesting problem in
cryptography. I would like to use R since there are some statistical
procedures that I
I don't know about rownames but
x = 0 gives you a vector of logical values True and false.
If then you do
c(1:length(x)) [x=0]
this gives the positions where the true happened, meaning your vector of
values.
Chuck Cleland wrote:
rownames(subset(mydata, X =0))
?rownames
Leaf Sun wrote:
Actually it does that in my 2.2.1 version as well:
options(digits=20)
8^(1:20)
[1] 8.e+00 6.4004e+01 5.1201e+02
[4] 4.0961e+03 3.27680002e+04 2.62144002e+05
[7] 2.09715199e+06 1.67772159e+07
