[R] Quick Question about R

function out there that will do what I need or is there a way to turn off the warnings as I don't want the warning to be displayed to the end user? Konrad Hammel Engineer Prilink LTD [EMAIL PROTECTED] 905.305.1096 [[alternative HTML version deleted

[R] step method in glm()

to? To glm00 (the null model)? To my knowledge and understanding, the initial null model should have been included in every step of the search. Am I wrong? Thanks for all comments :-) Konrad Birycki [[alternative HTML version deleted

Re: [R] Multivariate skew-t cdf

of You for help - with Your explanations, You really clarified my view of the problem (and saved me a lot of time I would've spent on digging through my own code). best wishes, Konrad Banachewicz best wishes, Adelchi Azzalini Also, have you asked about this directly to the maintainers

[R] Multivariate skew-t cdf

. Can anyone give me a hint as to how to work around this problem and evaluate the skew-t cdf in a large-dimensional space? It's pretty crucial to my current research. Thanks in advance, Konrad [[alternative HTML version deleted]] __ R-help

[R] Workspace restoration error

remove the .Rdata file from the directory, launch clean and manually load the old .RData file everything is working fine. I tried it a few times, even reinstalled the whole thing (and removing previous versions) and the problem remains. Can someone help me with this one? Thanks in advance Konrad

Re: [R] Skewed t distribution

you to. Ok, point taken, I just forgot about it and had no way to do it before computations started (I have to work on two machines, and the one with R on it has no access to the internet). My apologies for wasting Your everyone else's time. rg, konrad -- We are what we pretend to be, so we

[R] Skewed t distribution

pages give it. In large dimensions, I get a zero value of the density (which is probably due to numerical issues). I tried the following dummy example t1 - rmst(1,mu,P,alpha, nu) t2 - dmst(t1, mu, alpha,nu) and t2 remains to be zero. Can anyone help me on this one? thanks in advance, Konrad -- We

Re: [R] Skewed t distribution

mean by `write an mle procedure': what is wrong with st.mle, for example?) st.mle assumes skewed-t marginals (for a whole distribution), whereas I am working with a copula so my margins are uniform. The whole point is separating the joint and marginal dynamics. rg, konrad [[alternative

Re: [R] Skewed t distribution

P is an identity matrix 240X240, mu and alpha are vectors of zeros 240X1, nu equals 10, so alltogether You need: P - matrix(0,244,244) diag(P) - 1 nu - 10 alpha - rep(0,244) mu - rep(0,244) require(sn) t1 - rmst(1,mu,P, alpha, nu) t2 - dmst(t1,mu,P,alpha,nu) please supply the ingredients

[R] cdecl and stdcall

. I'm using R 2.1.0 (windows xp) and CYGWIN (gnu compilers,..) Konrad __ R-help@stat.math.ethz.ch mailing list https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-help PLEASE do read the posting guide! http://www.R-project.org/posting-guide.html

[R] vector autoregression

data. any help will be much appreciated, regards, konrad __ R-help@stat.math.ethz.ch mailing list https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-help PLEASE do read the posting guide! http://www.R-project.org/posting-guide.html

[R] creating a plot

Hi, I have a time series plot to produce, yet I want the x-axis to be labelled with dates (stored on another array) and not with observation numbers. Can anyone suggest me how? Thanks. Konrad