general. I think it gives a one-tailed result. Better
check it.
combine - function(x,y) return(pchisq(-2*log(x/2)-2*log(y/2),4,low=F))
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Then something like
R CMD INSTALL repeated.tgz
after you become root.
But I'm pretty sure that this package depends on others. See
http://popgen.unimaas.nl/~jlindsey/rcode.html
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See also section 6.4 of
http://www.psych.upenn.edu/~baron/rpsych/rpsych.html
which also points to a few packages that have kappa code in them.
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If you have given up on it because of its slow response, do try again.
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On 31/12/06, John Kornak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I would be grateful if anyone could guide me to a solution for fixing my
rimage package problem described below.
I recently upgraded my machine from fedora
clusters. There is
most likely a two-level factor distinguishing the groups
that was not included in the model. It might not even have
been measured and now you need to find it.
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the homework data available in an R-friendly format (i.e., not
xls or JMP format). The student culture is changing too. They
help each other.
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On 11/04/06 02:25, Ralf Finne wrote:
Dear all experts,
Can anyone help me to find information on
how to calculate the Chronbach's Alpha Coefficient
(sometimes called Crombach or even just Alpha coefficient)
And even more often called Cronbach.
It is in the psy package. And there is some
I need to re-draw a graph that consists of a few lines. Next to
each line is a curly bracket - like { - with its ends near the
ends of the line. (At the point of the bracket is some sort of
label, but that is done with text() or something like that.)
Some brackets are horizontal, some are
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it's not on the extension
The list is updated monthly, and rpanel is new.
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problem, so far as I can tell.
I think you need to do some reading of the R documentation. What
are A, B, and C? They should be vectors. That was the point of
my comment about rowMeans.
You seem to be guessing and relying on authority instead of
trying to understand.
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- X[M$x]
M$y - Y[M$y]
M$z - Z[M$z]
Finally,select two subsets:
1. if x='a';
2.x='a' and y='a';
M[M$x==a,]
M[M$x==a M$y==a,]
The subsets will be rows. I'm not sure that's what you mean.
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]:
As this is time critical I would like to slightly abuse the list by asking
whether anyone knows how to extract from MS Word into a stand-alone
graphics file a plot that was pasted into Word from R (probably as a
Windows Metafile, but possibly as a bitmap).
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have other
alternative built-in search capabilities, but I haven't tried
them. Beagle is the new Linux search tool, but I don't know what
it does.
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might be conservative,
but I have not thought this through.
It is rare to see anyone report a test for alpha because it is
usually used descriptively. If it isn't .7 or higher, people get
upset, yet even .5 would be wildly significant in most cases.
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well.
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On 05/31/06 09:39, Pramod Anugu wrote:
5. Typed make install
6. Typed R
Fatal error: unable to open the base package
I get the error message. Please advice
Other things to try (aside from make check):
1. Make sure you are root before you say make install.
2. Check to see that the
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the package, not just download it.
Then you need to load it into your R session:
library(foreign)
Did you do that?
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list, so clearly some
people understand it. (Not me.) I'm posting here in case
someone has a suggestion about what to do about it, for users, as
opposed to developers. Apparently R-2.3-patched did not fix it,
but probably that will change at some point.
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On 04/27/06 22:06, Prof Brian Ripley wrote:
On Thu, 27 Apr 2006, Jonathan Baron wrote:
I get this error on one computer running Fedora Core 5 but not on
another one, when I start R from Xemacs using ESS. After I get
the error with Xemacs, I get it even without using Xemacs. I
haven't
the usefulness of CSS, so
maybe it is better to leave things as they are for now.
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April 2006 at 13:18, Jonathan Baron wrote:
| The only thing I might change is to replace the frames with some
| sort of CSS-based positioning.
Yes please!
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U.S.) to mid-morning Monday (assuming all goes well). This means
that RSiteSearch() will not work. Sorry about this. Jon
In addition, the search page at
http://finzi.psych.upenn.edu
can search all functions of all CRAN packages.
This is also available through
RSiteSearch(string,restrict=functions).
See the help page for RSiteSearch.
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this was not very frustrating to do.
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are other mirrors.
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that too many wikis is bad. On the other hand, it
is possible that too few is bad.
Hell, there are no rules here - we're trying to accomplish something.
-- Thomas A. Edison
I love this.
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as reading through
R-help postings. :)
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that the sort of manual you describe is possible given
the very rapid growth of CRAN, and it would be really inadequate
if it did not include those packages. Many of them are designed
for people in particular fields and turn out to be extremely
useful.
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make: *** [Matrix.so] Error 1
ERROR: compilation failed for package 'Matrix'
** Removing '/usr/lib/R/site-library/Matrix'
** Restoring previous '/usr/lib/R/site-library/Matrix'
...
When I tried to search for lblas-3, following instruction of professor
Jonathan Baron, Dirk Eddelbuettel
I'm replying to:
https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-help/2006-January/083823.html
In Firefox (a browser), right click on the frame. Then you get a
menu that has bookmark as one of the options. Firefox is
available from http://www.mozilla.org.
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Try
R CMD INSTALL -l lib pkgs
The help file is in the utils package. I'm sure this is
documented in the manual too.
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. It is a bit
obscure. It is rcorr.cens in the Hmisc package.
The significance test is the same as for Kendall's tau, according
to some books. I don't know about standard error.
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install.packages(setdiff(cp,ip))
But now it looks like you can do this:
install.packages(new.packages())
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for it just
now.
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=functions)
then you will find several ways to compute kappa (assuming that
it is the same kappa we're talking about).
The first one I looked at (kappa2 in irr) yields a p value.
I'm not sure that this is what you are asking, though.
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learned from this is that backup systems do no good unless
you have a computer to use. And also I could have backed up in a
way that made it easier for myself to reconstruct, but that was
not the major source of the delay.
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results if you ignore response bias, and
if the conditions differ in response bias.
The suggestion I made based on the idea of inter-rater agreement
implies a rough-and-ready model similar to the first. It does
take response bias into account.
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the correlation
matrix of all the columns.
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On 07/02/05 15:41, Yulei He wrote:
Hi, there.
Is there any function in R to plot the probability-probability plot (PP
plot)? Suppose I am testing some data against normal.
qqnorm might be what you want, or lead to it.
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, but it is in
Fedora extras. R is now part of the Fedora distribution,
albeit one of the many things they have put in extras in an
effort to limit the distribution to 4 CDs.
3. Report a bug. But where? Is it a bug in R?
4. Something else.
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profiles ordinally.
Conjoint analysis then is applied on the preference data to estimate the
utility values - or the part worth for each factor level.
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aregImput() is good for, or
transcan(), depending on whether you need to make inferences (and
hence do multiple imputation).
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The commands here were
s.imp - transcan(m1,asis=*,data=m1,imputed=T,long=T,pl=F)
s.na - is.na(m1) # which ratings are imputed
m1[which(s.na)] - unlist(s.imp$imputed)
(I wish I could find a more elegant way to replace the NAs.)
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in R and quite new on statistics).
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, and it may be that the installation
documentation needs minor tweaking. (Or it may be that I did
something else wrong, but right now I doubt that.)
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/usr/include/tk.h usability... yes
I have one more left. I have no idea what is going on.
Sometimes it works. Sometimes not.
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many missing data, but don't take
my word for it.
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with missing data depends on the assumptions you make.
As a novice, I found the following article to be helpful:
Schafer, J. L., Graham, J. W. (2002). Missing data: Our view of
the state of the art. Psychological Methods, 7, 147-177.
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engine for it. It is
HUGE, not exactly for perusal.
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also be queried for automatic package
installation.
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I need a function that would declare those strings as a match (ideally
having an
argument that would allow introducing 80% instead of 90%)
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these to your reminder
announcement.]
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There were two earlier threads on this topic:
http://finzi.psych.upenn.edu/R/Rhelp02a/archive/17554.html
http://finzi.psych.upenn.edu/R/Rhelp02a/archive/10706.html
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Fedora uses yum as well as rpm. I haven't installed an RPM in
months, except for R. Yum is great.
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On 12/02/04 21:15, Anne wrote:
What about starting a database?
Of what? Like the one in the last line of my .sig?
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the others, without the dependent variable.
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to psychology-English and both to
statistics-English.
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would change its mean.
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slope rather than the intercept or mean.)
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On 11/30/04 13:21, Frank E Harrell Jr wrote:
Jonathan Baron wrote:
I would like to impute missing data in a set of correlated
variables (columns of a matrix). It looks like transcan() from
Hmisc is roughly what I want. It says, transcan automatically
transforms continuous and categorical
write
yourself. Thus, SAS may be faster for huge data sets, like
census data.
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be difficult.
BUT, it might help to install just the help pages for all
packages, without the packages themselves. Then help.search()
would find things. (I have no interest in figuring out how to do
this, but maybe someone else does.)
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The RPM for Fedora Core 2 seems to work just fine on Core 3.
(The graphics window got smaller, but I'm sure there is a setting
for that.)
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On 11/09/04 20:37, Jari Oksanen wrote:
On 9 Nov 2004, at 19:44, Jonathan Baron wrote:
The RPM for Fedora Core 2 seems to work just fine on Core 3.
(The graphics window got smaller, but I'm sure there is a setting
for that.)
That would be good news. I really don't know how the graphics
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is less than my very modest
collection of digital photos, and a tiny fraction of a 3-year-old
standard hard disk. In other words, it is no big deal to install
all the packages if you have your own computer.
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., then he has the option of using my search
engine as a fallback, where it is likely that someone else has
used his favored terms.
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at help before posting here.
BTW, there is a small bug in the documentation for cor: cor.test
is no longer in the ctest package, but in stats.
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On 08/24/04 13:50, Paolo Tommasini wrote:
Hi my name is Paolo Tommasini does anyone know how to compute a mode
( most frequent element ) for a distribution ?
which.max
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research could benefit from more,
but smaller, grants.
Teaching R is part of this battle, since it conveys an attitude
as well as specific knowledge. I guess that is the main reason I
plan to keep trying to do it.
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on Fedora Core 2,
and it now takes almost 10 hours to update each month on a very
fast computer (Pentium 4 2.80GHz with Serial ATA disk
controller).
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). Tests for comparing elements of a
82 print correlation matrix. Psychological Bulletin, 87, 245-251.
100 goto 12
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a possibilty to read a SPSS file
under R1.9.1?
I cannot find spss.get in the man pages for the current version
of foreign. It works for me with read.spss.
But I'm surprised it ever worked. So, possibly, there is
something wrong with the spss file you are trying to import.
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your table after xtable makes it than to modify
xtable to allow such things, since xtable would not save you any
typing time. You could stick in your long headers using
\multicolumn{1}{p(2cm)}{blah blah blah}, or \parbox{}, or just
use two rows. (I haven't tested any of this.)
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. The biplot function is especially nice.
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is in the psy
package. It is describe a little in our Notes on R for
psychology ... (linked from the R page below), written befpre
psy was available.
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conditions, and questions. A lot of what I do involves
calculating within-subject correlations and regressions. I used
to do that entirely with loops, but lately I've found that R's
mapply() function can do some of it, as well as apply().
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),]$score
ces$score - ifelse(ces$question %in% c(1,3,5),5-ces$score,ces$score)
b) why there is a different behavior from the command line and from a
script?
Could the problem be on the line before the one that gives the error?
Jon
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point in terms of the
presence or absence of each germ and the presence or absence of
each drug. Is that it? It isn't crazy, but it is unusual.
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with some
imperative/iterative style programming using some kind
of string generation system. This sounds like a royal
pain, and is something I'd rather avoid doing if at
all possible.
Any suggestions? :-D
-petertgaffney
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of the above biplot, is this
possible? (or even a good way to present the data?
No idea how to do this or why you would want it.
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generate the correct values for some columns and
not others.
For this question, look at scale. That is:
?scale
I don't understand the other questions.
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the
letters normal rather than slanted. I guess I favor the slanted
version in the last line, since that seems to be the custom in my
field for $t$.
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) {
m1[,i] - resid(lm(m1[,i] ~ m1[, 1:(i-1)]))
}
Test it with cor(m1[,-11])
I'm sure there are better ways.
Of course
m1 - matrix(rnorm(100),10,10)
is ALMOST what you want.
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