dev.print is designed for *print* devices which compute sizes in inches.
The help says
'dev.print' is most useful for producing a postscript print (its
default) when the following applies. Unless 'file' is specified,
the plot will be printed. Unless 'width', 'height' and
As a linear axis I obtain the correct number of intervals
for the tick marks.
source(test-lin.r)
par(yaxp)
[1] 0 2 4
However log returns 1?
source(test-log.r)
par(yaxp)
[1] 1 1 1
I'll use log10(par(yaxp)[2]) for now.
I was wondering why '1' is returned instead
On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 21:28:08 -0500, Rajarshi Guha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote :
Is there anyway to take the functions helper1 and helper2 outside func
(but in the same file) yet keep them from showing up in the global
namespace when the source file for func() is loaded?
A simpler (but slightly less
[I don't see any reason to keep this off-list. Apology to those bored by
this thread.]
From: Andrew Robinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Friday 26 March 2004 18:43, you wrote:
OK, I guess I'm dense (again?)...
I ain't kidding!
Stop where, and do what?
Stop where the condition is
Dear R People:
When will version 1.9 (for Windows) be ready, please?
My reason for asking: there is an interesting library from
Bioconductor called tkWidgets. However, it will only
work with version 1.9.0 or higher.
Are there ways around this, or should I just be patient?
Thanks so much in
Hello
getdata - function(p){
fname - NULL; dl - list()#build the sturcture
builddl - function(q,s){
fname - c(fname,s) #where s is a string
dl - list( dl, dt2)
}
list(names = fname, data = dl)
}
data - getdata(c:\somepath)
data
$names
[1] fname
$data
$data[[1]] --- since there is no
When will version 1.9 (for Windows) be ready, please?
You can download the beta version at
http://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/base/rdevel.html
My reason for asking: there is an interesting library from
Bioconductor called tkWidgets. However, it will only
work with version 1.9.0 or
hi andy: mea culpa. it is the exit function in most other languages.
It would be exit(0) invocation in C (C++) and perl, for example.
regards, /iaw
Liaw, Andy wrote:
So you still have not told us what exactly what you are looking for. What
do you want some sort of stop() to do inside a
Fred J. wrote:
Hello
getdata - function(p){
fname - NULL; dl - list()#build the sturcture
builddl - function(q,s){
fname - c(fname,s) #where s is a string
dl - list( dl, dt2)
Fred J. alias phddas, you are really not going to use - here,
please read the manuals.
}
list(names = fname,
On Sat, 27 Mar 2004 07:08:09 -0800 (PST), Fred J. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote :
The normal way would be to define builddl() within
getdata(), i.e.
getdata - function(p){
builddl - function(q,s){
fname - c(fname,s)
dl - list( dl, q)
}
fname - NULL; dl - list(NULL)#build the
Douglas Bates wrote:
Erin Hodgess [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When will version 1.9 (for Windows) be ready, please?
The original release date for the R-1.9.0 source code was April 4 but
there will be an as-yet-unspecified delay due to a breakin on the main
archive site. We had to do a lot of
On 27 Mar 2004 09:20:53 -0600, Douglas Bates [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote :
I believe that Duncan Murdoch has beta test versions of the Windows
binary for R-1.9.0 available from his web site. I have forgotten the
URL. Perhaps someone can remind us.
No, they're on CRAN now. There's a link from the
That's called q() in R.
On Sat, 27 Mar 2004, ivo welch wrote:
hi andy: mea culpa. it is the exit function in most other languages.
It would be exit(0) invocation in C (C++) and perl, for example.
regards, /iaw
Liaw, Andy wrote:
So you still have not told us what exactly what you
--- Uwe Ligges [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Fred J. wrote:
Hello
getdata - function(p){
fname - NULL; dl - list()#build the sturcture
builddl - function(q,s){
fname - c(fname,s) #where s is a string
dl - list( dl, dt2)
Fred J. alias phddas, you are really not going
to
hi brian: thanks. I will put in a suggestion that the docs refer to
q() in see also for stop.
regards,
/ivo
Prof Brian Ripley wrote:
That's called q() in R.
snip
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On Sat, 27 Mar 2004, ivo welch wrote:
hi brian: thanks. I will put in a suggestion that the docs refer to
q() in see also for stop.
I don't think anyone else is confusing `exit' with `stop', though. I hope
you don't when driving
regards,
/ivo
Prof Brian Ripley wrote:
Hello,
does anyone have a reference, pointer, example etc.. on how to estimate
the parameters for a classical SIR model for spread of disease with R?
I am particlarly interested in the case where only the R term is known
in time.
Cheers
Marco
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I think this is an interesting discussion -- I've learned from both
Steve's and Brian's comments, and I'm broadening it to R-help
since I think others will be interested as well.
The problem up for comment is:
result - apply(array.3D, 1:2, sum)
Where array.3D is 3000 by 300 by 3.
The original
cbind on vectors/matrices which are not atomic is unsupported: we had a
bug report on that within the last 24 hours (but it seems to be
intentional).
You can just concatenate the lists and add a suitable dimension:
res - c(ll, sym)
dim(res) - c(508,2)
if I understand your intentions.
I think.
?order includes the following:
order(..., na.last = TRUE, decreasing = FALSE)
Arguments: ...: a sequence of vectors, all of the same length.
Examples:
(ii - order(x - c(1,1,3:1,1:4,3), y - c(9,9:1), z -c(2,1:9)))
## 6 5 2 1 7 4 10 8 3 9
rbind(x,y,z)[,ii]
Thanks very much. I used c, and got the two lists merged fine. I would like to write
the results into a file. So used
write.table(try, file = try.txt)
Error in cbind(...) : cannot create a matrix from these types
Got into the same cbind error... Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
code:
On Sat, 27 Mar 2004, Han, Hillary wrote:
Thanks very much. I used c, and got the two lists merged fine. I would like to write
the results into a file. So used
write.table(try, file = try.txt)
Error in cbind(...) : cannot create a matrix from these types
Got into the same cbind error...
On Sat, 27 Mar 2004, Patrick Burns wrote:
I think this is an interesting discussion -- I've learned from both
Steve's and Brian's comments, and I'm broadening it to R-help
since I think others will be interested as well.
The problem up for comment is:
result - apply(array.3D, 1:2, sum)
Hi all,
Does anybody have a workable dopt program in R to generate D-optimal designs. I
downloaded dopt.zip from stat homepage of the university of oxford, whenever I load it
into R and try to run, the following error comes: Error: couldn't find function Dopt.
Any information will be highly
Suppose you have these two variables:
x1 - matrix(list(a,b,c),3,1)
x2 - matrix(list(1,2,3),3,1)
You can unlist them and then create a data frame out of them:
data.frame(x1=unlist(x1),x2=unlist(x2))
Aside from the above solution, you might want to question why your
variables are
Hi,
I apologize in advance if this is the wrong area to post this message. I would like to
know if there is an R equivalent for the S+finMetrics package? I'd like to be able
to use R to go through the examples provided in the book Modeling Financial
Time-Series with S-Plus (E. Zivot and J.
On Sat, 27 Mar 2004, Xianggui QU wrote:
Does anybody have a workable dopt program in R to generate D-optimal
designs. I downloaded dopt.zip from stat homepage of the university of
oxford, whenever I load it into R and try to run, the following error
comes: Error: couldn't find function Dopt.
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