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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, keep it like it used to be...
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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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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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))
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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PLEASE do
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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there).
Some people are hypersensitive to principle components (beware).
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, type=n)
map(worldHires,Norway, add=TRUE)
map(worldHires,Norway, add=TRUE, exact=TRUE, col=red)
By the way, where is Estonia? Couln't find it with any strings I could
imagine. Some R core developers have frequented Estonia, so it would be
nice to have that in the map.
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into R, which, but in Dave's words That concept is
completely foreign to windows people of course, so it's pretty much
useless.
It may be that you have to wait until Dave Roberts lectures on these
methods again, since then he may have to finish up the package.
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documentation in CRAN. If citing URL is allowed in the journal,
this is a place to point.
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Object-oriented programming is an exceptionally bad idea which could
only have originated in California. E. Dijkstra
function where this ordering was done, but I was not clever enough to
instantly know how to change the behaviour.
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On 19 Mar 2004, at 17:25, Anon. wrote:
I can only assume I'm betraying my ignorance here, but this is not
what I would expect.
I'm getting the following from
that you did this dirty trick.
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better than PCA,
even with short gradients so you don't need axis lengths.
Please read the posting guide (about messages that should be sent to
the list vs. to the package authors).
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decide how to order terms in
formulae.
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- unique(test.bc)
The name of the function may be confusing: what's `unique' in removing
zeros? However, the following seems to hold:
dist(unique(x)) == unique(dist(x))
which would justify the name.
The previous discussion mentioned some dirty tricks, too.
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On Mon, 2004-04-12
, but I can't find it in his (or
Casgrain's) web pages. However, his package was called R long before
Ihaka Gentleman introduced their R.
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On 21 Apr 2004, at 15:57, Hanke, Alex wrote:
Dear R-Help
Does The R Package for Multivariate and Spatial Analysis Version 4.0
(Casgrain
that sounds like being unintelligible to
non-programmers?
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user (not me: I'm no more
innocent) would expect R cope with that kind of input format.
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Is there any pure r code to do delaunay or voronoi diagrams?
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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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? 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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: 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
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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' is rather slack, and 'maxit' fairly low, since (speculation) the
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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,
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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, 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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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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- function(dist, i, j)
{
dist[idx(i, j, attr(dist, Size))]
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which can be used with fewer bracket types: getidx(dist, 2417, 1105).
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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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, and FALSE for those ignored:
pc - prcomp(x[keep,])
predict(pc, newdata=x)
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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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without message(). I bet
that won't happen, though.
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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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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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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
, 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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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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