Well, code with 50+ ifelse statements (probably nested) seems to me quite
weird. I believe that such scheme could be solved differently but without
real code it is nothing to suggest.
r-help-boun...@r-project.org napsal dne 18.09.2009 13:51:45:
> On 9/18/2009 5:49 AM, premmad wrote:
> > I tried
On Sep 18, 2009, at 7:58 AM, premmad wrote:
Thanks for the reply and it is useful.What i want to know here is
i'm going
to try and write an automated procedure using batch processing in R
by the
way input of the next step is going to be this steps output .so one
will not
able to predict
Thanks for the reply and it is useful.What i want to know here is i'm going
to try and write an automated procedure using batch processing in R by the
way input of the next step is going to be this steps output .so one will not
able to predict the lines please also do answer in taking consideratio
On 9/18/2009 5:49 AM, premmad wrote:
I tried running 50 lines of ifelse statement in R and the system says context
stack overflow at 50 line.Is it the limitation of R or is there any way
around that can be done to overcome this.Thanks
You can always break it up into multiple lines. For example
I tried running 50 lines of ifelse statement in R and the system says context
stack overflow at 50 line.Is it the limitation of R or is there any way
around that can be done to overcome this.Thanks
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