On 06/14/2012 11:42 PM, Robert Peirce wrote:
> In article <4fdaaa9f.7080...@gmail.com>,
> Jay Lozier wrote:
>
> What are your R^2 values? Near 1 indicates a high correlation between x
>> and y.
> That's not the issue. One I get the slope and intercept right I'll
> worry about R^2. It's less im
In article <4fdaaa9f.7080...@gmail.com>,
Jay Lozier wrote:
What are your R^2 values? Near 1 indicates a high correlation between x
> and y.
That's not the issue. One I get the slope and intercept right I'll
worry about R^2. It's less important to me right now.
Actually, in the kind of syste
On 06/14/2012 08:47 PM, Robert Peirce wrote:
> If I use a small amount (3 pairs) of dummy information, the intercept,
> slope and R^2 are exactly what I expect them to be. If I use something
> on the order of 400 pairs it makes no sense at all. When I use Linest,
> the results are reasonable.
If I use a small amount (3 pairs) of dummy information, the intercept,
slope and R^2 are exactly what I expect them to be. If I use something
on the order of 400 pairs it makes no sense at all. When I use Linest,
the results are reasonable.
I am evaluating stock trading systems against holdin
Hi :)
Exactly what did e-letter's answer contribute? Why attack my post and not his?
Regards from
Tom :)
--- On Thu, 14/6/12, Andreas Säger wrote:
From: Andreas Säger
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: PowerPoint templates and choice of .pot vs
.potx?
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Date: T
Hi :)
Thanks Gary! :) That helped me smarten things up a lot.
Thanks and regards from
Tom :)
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Am 14.06.2012 22:44, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
Blimey. I guess the aim is to deter people from trying LO through sheer
rudeness and unreasonable demands.
A good Toyota car-dealer would easily have sold a Toyota car to the person
asking about mercs or at least would have left a good enough impre
Hi :)
Blimey. I guess the aim is to deter people from trying LO through sheer
rudeness and unreasonable demands.
A good Toyota car-dealer would easily have sold a Toyota car to the person
asking about mercs or at least would have left a good enough impression that
the person might seek out a
I use LibreOffice 3.5.3.2 and the samples are present.
Perhaps it is a problem with the installation or the package?
What is your environment Linux/Windows ?
tooodr
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On 13/06/2012, avamk wrote:
> Hello,
>
> My group is in the process of setting up a slideshow template, and
> unfortunately for practical reasons need to save it as a PowerPoint
> template.
>
The simplest solution: buy m$
> My question is twofold:
>
> (1) What are some of your experiences in ope
On 06/12/2012 01:24 PM, Tom Davies wrote:
> Hi :)
> Not sure if Draw is the right tool to use.
>
> My workplace is moving soon and i have taken measurements of the oddly shaped
> big new room at the new place. My first thought had been to make a 2d
> paper-'model' and then use smaller bits of
I reduced the example complexity a lot. Now it doesn't have anything to
do with a given sample document, it is easy to reproduce with a new
document. The problem occurs when the second column has split cells; it
might be then a bug in the software (at least I see it as a bug), I will
reason tha
Thanks Brian and Tom
As Brian Points out, the problem is about a Table column in Writer.
You are correct: I discovered that the problem doesn't happen width the
third "path" of doing things: click and drag. That's weird, because I
would expect different ways of doing the same thing to behave in
Hi :)
The first step in each is probably the problem. Try clicking outside the table
or into a cell that doesn't border on where you are making the change and then
drag the boundary.
Regards from
Tom :)
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From: Juan Navarro
Subject: [libreoffice-us
Hi :)
Ahh, brilliant! Thanks for clarifying that! Errr, just to clarify about using
LO on a Noki phone!? Does that work? Can you see enough clearly enough to be
useful for you?
Regards from
Tom :)
--- On Thu, 14/6/12, Jonathan Schultz wrote:
From: Jonathan Schultz
Subject: Re: [libreo
On 14/06/2012 at 10:44, apple wrote:
> Where can I find the source of arm-debian libreoffice？
You can download original sources and Debian patchset from
http://packages.debian.org/sid/libreoffice (look at the right side of page).
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I've been using Libreoffice, and OpenOffice before it, on ARM for many
years. You can get it from debian or ubuntu repositories. I presume the
sources are there too (?). It generally works very well and is as stable
as the i386 versions. Unfortunately -base broke some years back and has
been re
Hi :)
It sounds as though LibreOffice-Arm is not ready yet. Apparently it is not yet
compiled and alpha-tested in Ubuntu. Even tho Debian and Ubuntu are in the
same family Debian programs do not always work well in Ubuntu.
As with most programs it is written for keyboard and mouse. You migh
Hi :)
Most programs have not yet had touch-screen functionality added. It is not
just LibreOffice that is behind. Most OSes that claim to be fully-touchscreen
are still having problems. Ubuntu has probably ironed-out more problems than
most but it does take programmers time to write code to d
hi, Mirosław Zalewski
Where can I find the source of arm-debian libreoffice？
2012-6-13，下午6:51， Mirosław Zalewski 写道：
> On 13/06/2012 at 10:47, apple wrote:
>
>> hi，everyone：
>> I want to run libreoffice transplants to the arm, how can I do? thinks。
>
> Perhaps the simplest
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