of years ago, mainly to identify unstable points with
alternative locations, but that produced nothing that could be called
user-friendly.
Code is welcome.
BTW, it seems that you didn't use squared chord distance, but just chord
distance.
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, for instance) or some fancier methods.
Please note that this kind of specific questions should not be sent to
the R News, but to more specialized mailing lists or to the package
author directly (although the author was not reading email in July).
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There may be other problems, but this probably fixes tha one you reported above.
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And after deleting df's
model.gam - gam(formula = RES ~ CAT01+s(NUM01)+CAT02+CAT03+s(NUM02)+CAT04+
+ CAT05+s(NUM03)+CAT06+CAT07+s(NUM04)+CAT08+s(NUM05)+CAT09+
+ CAT10+s(NUM06)+CAT11+NUM07+CAT12
or
function may give you their squares, a.k.a. eigenvalues. Moreover, the sign is
arbitrary so that negative and positive scores may be switched between
programs.
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to no real problem, but a reason of many new problems.)
Somebody already promised to write a biplot method for rda in vegan (howdy Gav),
but I haven't heard of this for a long time. It would be nice to be able to have
this kind of interface for your enhanced code, too.
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without message(). I bet
that won't happen, though.
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, rownames(mod$points))
I hope this helps. However, it is new to me that Euclidean distance is an
appropritae metric for governance indicators (but none of my business).
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, and FALSE for those ignored:
pc - prcomp(x[keep,])
predict(pc, newdata=x)
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something like
handling zeros as missing values of various degrees(!), but my decency prohibits
me to write about these methods.
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- function(dist, i, j)
{
dist[idx(i, j, attr(dist, Size))]
}
which can be used with fewer bracket types: getidx(dist, 2417, 1105).
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polynomial conditions (partial out
polynomial effects in Canoco language). In that case it may make sense
to use quadratic (or polynomial) constraints or conditions.
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, then it is easier and better
(numerically) to use poly():
rda(Helling ~ poly(x, 3) + poly(y, 3))
Another issue is that in my opinion using polynomial constraints is an
Extremely Bad Idea(TM).
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because it varies so little among variables.
The R-help message cited above and its follow-ups suggest some ways of
locally modifying the code and maintaining the modifications over the
upgrades of R.
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function was written a long time ago when computer were slow, but if
you have something better than 75MHz i486, you can try with other
values.
I have used isoMDS quite a lot, and I have had good experience.
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me if my interpretation was
wrong). I can imagine cases where non-metric solution works badly, in
particular with small data sets. However, that should concern all
implementations similarly, and probably it should be visible in Shepard
plots (see isoMDS help).
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of vegan, but you can do that quite well by any other way.
Another point (which does not matter here so much) is that isoMDS
multiplies stress by 100, so that your stress of 6 would corresponde
0.06 in some other software (assuming they use the same stress).
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: permutest.cca(object, step, ...)
2: anova.cca(my.cap)
1: anova(my.cap)
), but anova.cca doesn't seem to handle situations where there isn't an
unconstrained component. I've CC'd Jari Oksanen, the author of vegan to
insure he sees this.
Dear y'all,
I agree with this analysis: you have no residual
On Thu, 2006-06-15 at 07:13 +0300, Jari Oksanen wrote:
1) use nonmetric/gradient descent MDS which seems to
allow missing data, or
Not the isoMDS function in MASS. if N(N-1) is a problem, then nonmetric
MDS may not be the solution.
Sorry for the wrong information: isoMDS does handle
is closest (OUL - BWI
12h55min), but Boston and Chicago are not much further away (OUL - BOS
14h00min, OUL-CHI 14h15min).
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Probably some football related
metric: FIFA WM takes place in Dortmund and commercials say something
like the world is our guest ...
Now, let's
Dear Context Grey,
On 15 Jun 2006, at 6:42, context grey wrote:
I will be applying MDS (actually Isomap) to make a
psychological
concept map of the similarities between N concepts.
So actually, how do you do isomap? RSiteSearch gave me one hit of
isomap. I only ask, because I've
://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-help/2006-April/092598.html
and answers. You may also use RSiteSearch with keyword isoMDS to find
other (and older) threads.
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was to drop
duplicates, but then there still is a weighting issue, and isoMDS does
not have weights argument.
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OR IN WRITING, IS
C PROHIBITED WITHOUT WRITTEN PRERMISSION OF
C BELL LABORATORIES.
CKYST-2A AUGUST, 1977
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other programmes than
R. This experience is from Linux Mac (pdf) and PP in Mac (never tried
that with PowerPoint on Linux...).
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? Looking at ?axis
suggest that you could set labels=FALSE to suppress those. It indeed
seems to work, although you get a warning for each omitted tick label
(but you must get used to warnings if you plot()). Try:
plot(rnorm(20), labels=FALSE)
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session. That really ruins all decent
commenting: comments may be misplaced, and the default formatting of
comments is really bad in ESS. So my choice is to uncomment R code, but
comment C (and Fortran).
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Is there any pure r code to do delaunay or voronoi diagrams?
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non-programmers?
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, it seems that the raw solutions are
identical.
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' -- in a
collection) is underdispersed to Poisson, and for a good reason. Even
there I'd play safe and use poisson() instead of underdispersed
quasipoisson().
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giving compliant results.
For Mantel tests you may need ade4 (or some other package that has the
same test).
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decided to educate them (I'm
not an ESA member, so I wouldn't be educated: therefore 'them' instead
of 'us'). The ESA bulletin will be influential in manuscript submitted
to the Society journals in the future, and the time for action is now.
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write it for you in C, but I don't think that is
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Horn index used in cases where you don't have these
identities -- specifically species names.
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On Mon, 2005-08-22 at 08:56 -0400, Duncan Murdoch wrote:
On 8/22/2005 8:45 AM, Marten Winter wrote:
HI!
I?ve 3 vectors of different length (a,b,c) and want to arrange them in a
matrix a,b,c as rows and the figures
zeros.
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Package 'mvpart' is documented. In this case, ?rpart.object explains
*where* in the rpart object is the membership vector.
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I'd like to perform Dufrene-Legendre Indicator Species Analysis
Finally, some popular programs in ecology (your affiliation) use
proportional eigenvalues which you can get with:
ev/sum(ev)
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there).
Some people are hypersensitive to principle components (beware).
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It seems to give a legible plot with your data (that you named data, a
bad idea). At least in my screen.
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with the same name) after you get data where you have more than
two axes. These figures easily get illegible, though.
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that things will become clear.
And take care that Kruskal, too, is in your local library when MASS
arrives: the book does not tell you which of Kruskal's alternative
stresses is used, but you got to compare the equation against Kruskal's.
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a discussion in a certain
forum, you shall not divert it to another forum where it may be hidden
by most readers, perhaps even by the originator of the thread.
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probably have some installation to do.
You can find F For Mac OS X FAQ from the Help entry of the upper panel
in R.app or through CRAN.
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$loadings, rownames(pr$loadings), xpd=TRUE)
abline(h=0); abline(v=0)
If you really want to have Axis 2 as horizontal, then you must replace
all pr$loadings pieces with pr$loadings[,2:1].
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iters: 0.07754, magic = 0.500
stress after 50 iters: 0.07710, magic = 0.500
stress after 60 iters: 0.07681, magic = 0.500
stress after 70 iters: 0.07663, magic = 0.500
stress after 80 iters: 0.07653, magic = 0.500
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Yee's VGAM and then removed the package.)
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is the problem, but I couldn't figure out how to get rid of
them.
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On 18 Apr 2005, at 19:10, Tyler Smith wrote:
Hello,
I am a relatively new user of R. I have written a basic function to
calculate
the Gower similarity function. I was motivated to do so partly as an
excercise
in learning R, and partly
)
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in version naming which may lead to
conflicts in upgrades, but I think this is OK with R). So you may get
the latest Debian (testing) packages -- as soon as they get through the
jungle of dependencies and appear in Debian.
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But, of course, fitted values are not equal, since you fit the mod2 to
the residuals after removing the effect of x...
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because people with Factor Analysis background
expect this. However, I would be worried if I got results like this, and
would not use Princip*al* Components at all, since none of the
components seems to be any more principal than others. Wouldn't original
data do?
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the software into R, but I think the
license does not allow this. The hardest bit would be to change the
output into R. I suggest you dig up SINDSCAL somewhere -- it could be
in netlib -- and compile it yourself. Gnu g77 is quite OK.
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a dimension
that you must explain away in the text. Wouldn't that be a sufficient
solution?
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plot(ord$points, asp = 1, type=n)
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The posting guide tells you to make package specific questions to the
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On Wed, 2005-03-02 at 08:30 +0200, Jari Oksanen wrote:
On Tue, 2005-03-01 at 20:30 +, Laura Quinn wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to recreate smoothed data sets in R, by performing a PCA
and then reconstructing a data set from say the first 2/3 EOFs?
I've had a look in the help pages
with prcomp.
I think I'll write functions as.prcomp.princomp and as.princomp.prcomp
someday.
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without X11.
ESS installs quite smoothly. Depending on your configuration, you may
have to use ESC for Meta instead of Alt of some other systems. So
start R in ESS using ESC-R.
(The emacs that comes with MacOS X also is GNU Emacs, but works only
within terminal window.)
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I've been trying to install the hier.part package on
my mac (OSX 10.3.7) and it is not working for some
reason. I am downloading the package source called :
hier.part_1.0.tar.gz. When I try to auto install from
Debian so that people could use the non-devel piece of R only?
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On Thu, 2005-02-10 at 13:52 +0100, Peter Dalgaard wrote:
I M S White [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can anyone explain why with latest version of R (2.0.1) on FC3,
installed
from R-2.0.1-0
it). The Mac binary is not available at CRAN since the whole Mac binary
package system seems to be dysfunctional (there is nothing after Jan 19,
2005).
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' to be in a different place that I had it. For
instance, Darwin's Fink installs stuff in a unique place called /sw.
Perhaps that's the problem? However, ideally MacOS software should work
'jus anywhere' (and 'just work') like they say in ads.
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in pdf which
is vectorized graphic format native to MacOS X. Further, dev.copy2eps()
work normally, as do postcript() and pdf() devices. See appropriate help
pages.
Native MS Windows formats (such as wmf) may not work, but who needs
them?
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cor = TRUE to
princomp. Another issue is whether you should use this method. Opinions
may be divided here, but I'll let that to the proper Statistician to
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than in
R.
By the way, Ubuntu GNU/Linux works nicely in Mac, with blas who knows
about the vector processor in G4.
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in Mac is that graphics are superb in Mac. The
default plot (quartz) is small but sharp. It used to scale instantly
when you changed its size, but this deteriorated in 2.0 series.
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operating system with better memory handling. You may try with some
Linux live-cd (such as Quantian) where you can use R in Linux without
installing Linux in your hard drive.
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/ DLL interface 108 (build Oct 17 2003 - release
build) : Copyright (C) 1993 - 2003 Wolfgang Glunz
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Verlag, Stuttgart
The English translation is The Snouters: Form and life of the
Rhinogrades . The University of Chicago Press (1981).
Google will found more info for those who don't have acces to these
books.
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On Wed, 2004-12-08 at 17:01, Jari Oksanen wrote:
I just wait for someone jumping off and saying this is off-topic and you
should stop posting to this list -- and I'm afraid it could happen just
at this point.
Just to make it clear and to avoid misunderstanding: I was trying to
reach
On Wed, 2004-12-08 at 17:01, Jari Oksanen wrote:
I just wait for someone jumping off and saying this is off-topic and you
should stop posting to this list -- and I'm afraid it could happen just
at this point.
Just to make it clear and to avoid misunderstanding: I was trying to
reach
this is done in
mgcv:::gam (gam:::gam has another set of tools and philosophy).
If you happened to use gam:::gam, then you have to look at another
explanation.
cheers, jari oksanen
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as a mascot. Naturally, this is none of my business, so
you should not let this message influence your opinion (it wouldn't
anyway).
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discussion instead of a public call to a private discussion.
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I think this is a copyright picture, and it cannot be used freely as a
mascot (and will disappear soon from this address).
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. I've never liked movies about
ecologically non-sustainable and energetically impossible life forms.
The current sub-theme brings to my mind something completely different:
http://www.hundland.com/posters/t/TheTalentedMr.Ripley.jpg.
cheers, jari o.
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stable
R version 2.0.1
gcc 2.95.4-14
g77 2.95.4-14
binutils 2.12.90.0.1-4
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PLEASE do read the posting guide! http
/lab5.html. You may find some
useful hints here, as Dave is partial to the traditional S-plus gam as
well.
cheers, jari oksanen
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or a Forum (these are words I've
seen, but I wouldn't visit places like this, talking about my
g-g-generation).
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PLEASE do read
onedimensional or chronologically
constrained clustering and 2dim or spatially constrained clustering.
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PLEASE do read
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PLEASE do read the posting guide! http://www.R-project.org/posting-guide.html
, and I'm happy that Peter Dalgaard
didn't know that 'append' inserts: it gives some hope to us ordinary
mortals.
cheers, jazza
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PLEASE do read
useful quite easily. All of us who have had the frustration of
searching
for a forgotten function would be grateful.
You mean SOM?
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PLEASE do
in the help browser
window. Go to chapter 7. Some Suggestions for Instructors which tells
you how to make a live CD of R in Windows. I haven't tried this, since I
don't have Windows, but I sure will when I got to be an instructor in
a Windows class.
cheers, jari oksanen
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On Wed, 2004-11-17 at 16:54, Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:
On Wed, Nov 17, 2004 at 08:25:54AM +0200, Jari Oksanen wrote:
On 16 Nov 2004, at 23:39, (Ted Harding) wrote:
Now comes my suggestion to CRAN maintainer: this all would be easier,
if you would produce a CD image file ('iso
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