> general structure as the input, with non-character components coerced
> to character. And if that's not possible because there is no good
> character representation (e.g. if its a closure) than it should
> return an error.
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I think `paste()` just calls `as.character()` on each input argument
and then collapses things afterwards. Calling `as.character()` on the
first input argument generates exactly the output you show (and didn't
expect) and there is nothing to collapse. So changing `collapse = ""`
to anything else do
st=chc.dis)
> str(xy@data)
> view(xy@data)
>
> # Plot results
> plot(xy, col=factor(xy@data$Clust), pch=19)
> box(col="black")
> title(main="Clustering")
> legend("topleft", legend=paste("Cluster", 1:3,sep=""),#Change fro
1.1
> }
> (InvalidDestinationHost "")
> Error: pandoc document conversion failed with error 61
> Execution halted
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> Also, I've found a bias on this forum, with few replies to
> physics-related questions.
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> Personally, I like physicists, one of the most under-valued
> professions on the planet.
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> > I found the pcf function via Googling the subject.
> &
is not sufficient.
> Descriptions of function arguments and return values should be clear.
>
> But here's a bigger problem.
> The documentation says the pcf function is a generic, but the pcf3est
> function isn't a method.
> And the pcf documentation (along with the thre
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