On Wed, 2 Jul 2003, Laimonis Kavalieris wrote:
Why is 19 March, 1947 a little longer than one day?
A change from Daylight Savings Time in your time zone (unstated),
according to your OS. Note, 0.04167 is exactly one hour, not `a little
longer'.
x - as.POSIXct(1947-04-16)
julian(x,
On Wed, 2 Jul 2003, Neil White wrote:
I have some data that was prepared while I was Sweden. The columns
labelled using ä or å are fine, but for some reason ö is changed to a
period.
The reason is in ?data.frame and ?read.table
so Blåbär stay the same, but Dödved becomes D.dved
I'd
Dear all,
I would like to make a suggestion for an improvement (IMHO) of ?legend.
Please add a remark that the x,y positioning coordinates are in the units
of the plot() itself, *not* in pixels or anything the like.
It would have saved me a lot of time figuring out why my legend just
wouldn't
On Wed, 2 Jul 2003, Paul Lemmens wrote:
I would like to make a suggestion for an improvement (IMHO) of ?legend.
Please add a remark that the x,y positioning coordinates are in the units
of the plot() itself, *not* in pixels or anything the like.
That's true of all x-y coordinates of all R
Dear All,
Can anyone help in how to send a function to a slave (not all slaves)from master
and let the slave run using rmpi?
Thanks.
Lun Li
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Firstly let me thank all for your answers and suggestions. I would like to
followup on your comments.
Currently I'm implementing multilevel models within a simulation run. So I
was looking for an estimate weather a covariate varies across second level
units or not. I was using HLM before so I knew
Dear Sir
I have successfuly downloaded R package.
Kindly let me know where i will get _/*user mannual*/_ for the same.
awaiting a prompt reply
with regards
Pankaj
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Pankaj Kumar Srivastav wrote:
Dear Sir
I have successfuly downloaded R package. Kindly let me know where i will
get _/*user mannual*/_ for the same.
Please check the FAQ for further references. You'll find many helpful
hints there, to this and other questions. Particularly:
Hi,
On Wed, 2 Jul 2003, Pankaj Kumar Srivastav wrote:
Kindly let me know where i will get _/*user mannual*/_ for the same.
Where did you download R? I'm assuming you downloaded it from a CRAN
mirror, if so then there is a section titled Documentation on the left
panel. Perhaps it is an
I think using the metrics provided (standard deviation units) one can assess the
degree of variability and determine whether differences are large enough to be
considered practically significant. I suppose Dr. Bates and others can comment
further, but making decisions solely on the basis of
Moi!
I have a problem where I want to find the ML estimate of a discrete
parameter. I just want a function like optim that finds the max/min
value for a function. Does anyone know of such a function for R?
Thanks.
Bob
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P.O. Box 4 (Yliopistonkatu 5)
I definetly agree on the use of the graphical tools to assess the importance
of statistical results. However in my case I can't use the graphical tools,
since it is part of a simulation run and the assessment of the results
should be programmed into the code of the simulation.
Therefore I'm
Dear all!
I had installed R 1.6.2. and I tried to download Bioconductor using
Bioconductor install script. However, when I run the script in R it reports
following:
Error in getBioC(all) : Your R is not currently configured to allow HTTP
connections, which is required for getBioC to work
I would appreciate your reflection on the following. I need a quantitative
figure to evaluate weather the covariate varies across second level units in
the process of simulation. Of course I will be running thousands of them and
would need to program the condition in code. In one of the
Hello,
I would like to use mva package into a C++ (Studio 6)
Is their any Visual Studio example using this package?
If not is their any help documentation?
Thanks.
Sofiène KHADHAR
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Andrej Kveder [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would appreciate your reflection on the following. I need a quantitative
figure to evaluate weather the covariate varies across second level units in
the process of simulation. Of course I will be running thousands of them and
would need to program
You may already know this, but in case you don't get a canned solutions,
I'll mention that this is an integer programming problem. If you can
first get a solution that it is not an integer, then you do an
exhaustive search in a neighborhood near the maximum. In one dimension,
this is easy:
I'm using 1.6.2 on a win 2k box. (I know I'm due for an upgrade.)
I've used brute force to label a series of vectors, and I'm wondering if
there's a better way to do this. I wanted to create a biplot of the 2nd
3rd PCs, and did this:
test - edit(loadings(cv.prc.spr))
test.1 - test[,1]
test.2 -
Hi
When using split is it possible to keep then same ordering of the
factor on the output list ?
Thanks
EJ
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IPIMAR - Instituto Nacional de Investigação Agrária e das Pescas
IPIMAR - National Research Institute for Agriculture
On Wed, 2 Jul 2003, Robert Schick wrote:
I'm using 1.6.2 on a win 2k box. (I know I'm due for an upgrade.)
I've used brute force to label a series of vectors, and I'm wondering if
there's a better way to do this. I wanted to create a biplot of the 2nd
3rd PCs, and did this:
You seem to be
Robert Schick wrote:
I've used brute force to label a series of vectors, and I'm wondering if
there's a better way to do this. I wanted to create a biplot of the 2nd
3rd PCs ...
I was unhappy with the standard biplot routine (the arrows didn't have
tick marks) so I wrote my own, a lattice
Hello,
A couple weeks ago I posted a message about using lme() to fit a model
based on the following: Students are tested in two years, and are
linked to teachers in the second year only. Thus students are not
nested within teachers in the traditional sense. The model for
student j in class i
When I submit more than one batch file (same programs, different parameter
values, huge simulations, different result names) the only results that get
saved are from the *last* batch file to finish. They are all being run in
the same subdirectory (so same .RData file?)
I've done:
R --save
Ernesto Jardim wrote:
Hi
When using split is it possible to keep then same ordering of the
factor on the output list ?
Thanks
EJ
There may be an easier way to do this but I would make the split
variable ordered before calling split. As in:
d = data.frame(a = 1:4, b = c(d, c))
sapply(d,
?save
is your friend. Write out dataobjects with different filenames.
Johanna Hardin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When I submit more than one batch file (same programs, different parameter
values, huge simulations, different result names) the only results that get
saved are from the *last*
Hi,
here is a clarified version of my problem.
I have a total of 4*74 observations on 74 different
mums in 5 different populations of mums, subject to 6
treatments (2 moisture levels*3 substrate types).
I want to know if mum interacts with moisture level or
substrate type.
Population, moisture
I would like to add a second graph on the right y axis. Is it a way to do so
with R?
Thank you for your help,
jmd
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hope this helps. spencer graves
Depinay, Jean-marc (NIH/FIC) wrote:
I would like to add a second graph on the right y axis. Is it a way to do so
with R?
Thank you for your help,
jmd
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Dear All,
I know I am quite obsessive and downright annoying (I apologize about that,
but it's the way I am), but I would like to get my understanding of the way
nlme calculates degrees of freedom straight.
For instance, on page 91 in Pinheiro and Bates (2000), on the examle of
anova(fm2Machie),
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Dear All,
I know I am quite obsessive and downright annoying (I apologize about that,
but it's the way I am), but I would like to get my understanding of the way
nlme calculates degrees of freedom straight.
For instance, on page 91 in Pinheiro
Is there a format that yields fractional seconds from format.POSIXct and/or
related methods?
I'm attempting to use irts with millisecond events.
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Hi all,
I am trying to get a handle on gls (package nlme). I have a toy problem: 3 fixed
factors (A, B, C), two levels each, 5 replicates per treatment. The response variable
is continuous, normal. I have a correlation matrix of the form:
mat
AB C
A 1.00 0.75 0
B 0.75 1.00 0
C 0.00
You can use save(object1, file=lalala.1), save(object1,
file=lalala.2), ... and the use load() to restore the object1 and
object2. Or if you have many objects in a simulation to save, you can
save all objects using save.image(sim1.result.R).
Another option is to use write.table or zz -
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