Am Donnerstag, 18. Februar 2021, 22:36:38 CET schrieb Johannes Ranke:
> Am Donnerstag, 18. Februar 2021, 19:58:09 CET schrieb Therneau, Terry M.,
>
...
> > checks for survival that I'm not sure how to fix. If anyone has a hint
> > or two I'd be grateful.
> >
> > 1. A half dozen fail with "grap
Am Donnerstag, 18. Februar 2021, 19:58:09 CET schrieb Therneau, Terry M.,
Ph.D. via R-devel:
> There are some nice tools to automate reverse dependency checks, but for a
> large package the real issue is the envirionment. The description of the
> crandalf site on github has a nice summary. One p
There are some nice tools to automate reverse dependency checks, but for a
large package
the real issue is the envirionment. The description of the crandalf site on
github has a
nice summary. One package uses a cryto libraries (oops, install those),
another uses some
latex macros I've never
This is a CRAN question:
I have taken care to compress files in the data directory using "xz" (and
checked that it
is the best). Is there then any impact or use for the LazyDataCompression
option in the
DESCRIPTION file?
--
Terry M Therneau, PhD
Department of Health Science Research
Mayo C
Dear all,
In `?t.test`, **Value** section we can read: "data.name a character string
giving the name(s) of the data."
But, for *formula* class:
t.test(mpg ~ am, data = mtcars, subset = cyl==4, na.action =
"na.omit")$data.name
[1] "mpg by am"
I believe it would be desirable to have all the info
