Clark Allan wrote:
hi
thanx for the help. i dont want to use matrices. i solve my problem, see
the example below.
the set.seed is used because in my actual application i need to generate
INDEPENDENT variables. will this ensure that the variables are
independent?
Why do you want to set.seed()
hi
thanx for the help. i dont want to use matrices. i solve my problem, see
the example below.
the set.seed is used because in my actual application i need to generate
INDEPENDENT variables. will this ensure that the variables are
independent?
z3-function(w)
{
for (i in 1:w)
{
ss-0
hi all
another simple question.
i've written a dummy program so that you get the concept. (the code
could be simplfied such that there are no loops. but lets leave the
loops in for now.)
z1-function(w)
{
for (i in 1:w)
{
set.seed(i+6)
ss-0
for (j in 1:5)
{
You will need to capture the value of ss at the end of each 'i' as such
z4 -function(w){
output - numeric(w)
for (i in 1:w){
set.seed(i+6) # this is redundant line
ss-0
for (j in 1:5){
set.seed(j+1+(i-1)*6)
r-rnorm(1)
ss-ss+r
}
output[i] -
Hi
Is there any function to get the name of the components of a given list
object?
ok.
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names() is what you want, if i understand your question correctly.
cheers,
robert
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Hi
Is there any function to get the name
Yes, names().
Andy
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Hi
Is there any function to get the name of the components of a
given list
object?
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What about names() ?
Giovanni
Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 11:21:35 -0300
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Hi
Is there any function to get the name of the components of a given list
object?
ok.
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