sis. Oh, and
RStan is GPL-3 while CmdStanR and Stan are BSD-3.
I lack the immediate skills and the time to develop and use those skills.
Anyone else interested?
Bill
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textview, e.g.
>
> textview <&> i. 20 20
>
> It doesn't have any smarts, e.g. the ability to limit cell size or
> zoom into cells.
>
> On Fri, May 1, 2020 at 9:29 AM Bill Harris
> wrote:
> >
> > n R, there's a View() function that pops up a
ve had time to check some
of my code for required changes.
Thanks,
Bill
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This should be easy, but I don't see it.
a =: i. 2 3 4
I want the f in ab =: f a where $ ab is 6 4.
f =: |: @: (,"2 &.(0 1&|:)) seems to work , and f f. doesn't simplify it,
but I keep thinking I'm missing a way to drop the leftmost |: .
the Qt Core
library
root#
On Sun, Feb 5, 2017 at 2:55 PM, Raul Miller wrote:
> Which version of libqtcore do you have installed?
>
> Thanks,
>
> --
> Raul
>
>
> On Sun, Feb 5, 2017 at 5:47 PM, Bill Harris
> wrote:
> > I've not used J in a year or mo
I've not used J in a year or more, but it's time to do some calcs that I
put into a J script years ago, and so I just installed 8.05 onto a Debian
Jessie 64-bit system per
http://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/System/Installation/Linux. I even did the
install 'all', for better or worse.
I then exited J,
"Shaw, Ewart" writes:
> [This is a belated follow-up to posts by Bill Harris & Mike Day, Aug 30th &
> 31st]
>
> I think Mike Day's probably right in recommending following up links
> between J, R & BUGS. Note also the recently published (August 2007
Jose Mario Quintana writes:
>jl0=. ;@:((<@:[ ,. ])&.>)
Jose,
Thanks. That is more like what I was trying to do. I figured each and
raze would both be part. For some reason, I never tried ([ ,. ]) as the
verb for each, but it looks obvious now.
Bill
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Henry Rich writes:
> l ;@:(<@(,.>)"0) r
Henry,
Thanks (for both solutions). I got stuck getting to
l (<@(,.>)"0) r
I couldn't get the two arrays stitched together without padding.
Bill
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x27;TN'
What verb joins l and r to make R?
({.l),.> {. r works for the first element of each array, but I haven't
figured out how to generalize it.
l ,."0 1 >"1 r
comes close, but "each' seems called for to avoid padding, and I haven'
ean
vector for each of the attributes to mark the start of the attribute and
then searching for a way to pull out each of the attributes into one box
each. I got stuck there.
Bill
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bute 1') -:"0 d1
Attribute 1's value can be found by something like
_1 |. (<'Attribute 1') -:"0 d1
For those used to using format/zulu, d1 looks like > applied to the
output of a2b.
Does that help?
Bill
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th the attributes as a header row. I can manage the header, and
I'm pretty sure I can manage stripping out attribute names.
I've looked at JfC chapter 23 as a potentially useful spot, but I
haven't yet seen the light.
restingly,
dir,f1
b:/TopLevelDirectory/_Word1 & Word2/Bill
Harris/j602-user/projects/taraxmltest/txtest01.xlsx
IOW, the directory has an "&", and that's okay. It's just when it's
in the file name that it fails. (I did try putting spaces around the
"&&qu
I'm buffaloed by a seemingly related problem I just encountered.
I have a program I wrote about 3 years ago (and have updated since
then) that pulls in some number of Excel XLS files, parses out
variable-sized rectangles of cells, pulls those into a J array for
further processing, and eventually w
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