Two versions of R
1. R-patched (compiled with X11 support, and tcl/tk for X11)
2. R-devel (compiled with native tcl/tk support, without-x)
UI's
1. Terminal.app (or an Xterm) with an X server running.
2. IDLE (i.e. native Python GUI with native tkinter) with Rpy loaded.
No X server.
Packag
When something is assigned to an element of a vector that was previously of
length 0, the vector is coerced to the mode of the something, regardless of
whether the coercion is necessary under normal R rules.
In particular, if NA is assigned to an element of a vector that was
previously length 0, t
I removed "-bundle_loader $(Rexecbin)/R.bin" from the configure files
but left "-undefined error". Now
1. Everything builds fine, i.e. the packages get their symbols from
libR.dylib
just fine. This is libR.dylib in the build directory, but I think dyld
is smart
enough to find it in the install
You need
(a) a recent OS X framework build of python, which also installs IDLE
(b) a recent OS X framework build of AquaTk (i.e. native Tcl/Tk)
(c) a version of R compiled with AquaTk and without X11
(d) a recent version of Rpy
Now you can open IDLE and say
>> from rpy import *
>> r.quartz()
>>
Alias does not label rows and columns correctly. Instead of labeling the
rows with the removed predictors, and the cols with the included predictors;
instead, it labels the columns with the first r predictors (where r is the
rank of the matrix) and the rows with the remaining predictors.
Here's
Hi John and Deepayan,
ok, I got your points and agree. You are right --- and I am sorry for
being too fast in sending this report.
Thank you for the help!!!
Volker
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Dear Volker,
At 11:23 PM 2/26/2003 +0100, Volker Franz wrote:
Hi John,
> "JF" == John Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JF> Dear Volker, If the data ellipse (or, in this case, circle) is
JF> scaled so that its shadows (projections) on the axes each
JF> includes 68% of the data (that
On Wednesday 26 February 2003 04:23 pm, Volker Franz wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> > "JF" == John Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> JF> Dear Volker, If the data ellipse (or, in this case, circle) is
> JF> scaled so that its shadows (projections) on the axes each
> JF> includes 68% of the
Hi John,
> "JF" == John Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JF> Dear Volker, If the data ellipse (or, in this case, circle) is
JF> scaled so that its shadows (projections) on the axes each
JF> includes 68% of the data (that is of the marginal distribution
JF> of each variable), th
Dear Volker,
If the data ellipse (or, in this case, circle) is scaled so that its
shadows (projections) on the axes each includes 68% of the data (that is of
the marginal distribution of each variable), then the ellipse will include
less than 68% of the data (i.e., of the joint distribution of
Full_Name: Volker Franz
Version: Version 1.6.2 (2003-01-10)
OS: Debian
Submission from: (NULL) (192.124.28.104)
Hi there,
it seems to me that data.ellipse of package "car" (Version 1.0-1)
produces confidence interval's which are too big. To see this, do:
library(car)
plot(c(-2,2),c(-2,2),pch=
The original report was correct.
I fixed the problem & had sent a message to r-devel to that effect, but
we may have been having delays or other problems with our mailer.
Thanks again for the report, Paul.
John Chambers
Ross Ihaka wrote:
>
> Paul Gilbert wrote:
> > I think this is an error in
Paul Gilbert wrote:
I think this is an error in r-devel:
R : Copyright 2003, The R Development Core Team
Version 1.7.0 Under development (unstable) (2003-02-25)
...
> x <- matrix(1:9,3,3)
> class(x)<-c("a", "matrix")
> class(x)
[1] "a" "matrix"
> class(x)<-class(x)[-1]
> class(x)
[1] "a"
Number 3 below is fixed. Number 5 is a bootstrap problem, which
could be solved perhaps with
make bin; make install bin; make install modules packages
or by doing a real two stage build. But I agree that is a major
change in the build process.
This can also be hacked by doing a make install, wait
We can't reproduce the `bug' on an XP machine in the NZ timezone!
Indeed, there is no bug in the output you present, just different time
zones.
I did find a bug in the code which gave me different answers from you, and
fixed it in R-devel. Please take a look at the current R-devel snapshot
and
> Jan de Leeuw writes:
> The OS X configure in R-devel has been changed to use two-level
> namespaces. There are still some problems.
> 3. Configure does not pass the $(Rexecbindir) to the Makefiles in the
> /src/library directory, so the links cannot find the bundle_loader. I
> added them by
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