Time to time, rmh.default fails to simulate a "lookup"-type process on a
statement:
if(all.equal(diff(r),rep(deltar,nlook-1))) {
equisp <- 1
par <- c(beta,nlook,equisp,deltar,rmax,h)
} else {
equisp <- 0
par <- c(beta,nlook,equisp,deltar,rmax,h,r)
}
According to
ome of them
may not!
Especially, if you are novice for R, like in my case.
In future, I will try to check for answer 10 times before posting it to
this group.
Thanks again,
Evgueni
Uwe Ligges wrote:
Evgueni Parilov wrote:
Yep, shame on me. But on the other hand, this is a good example of a
vagu
nu item on the `File' menu is called `Source R code' and calls
source(). Did you look through the menus? If not, it would be worth
familiarizing yourself with them.
On Mon, 14 Jun 2004, Evgueni Parilov wrote:
Thanks!
That was exactly what I wanted.
Evgueni
Ko-Kang Kevin Wang wrote:
Thanks!
That was exactly what I wanted.
Evgueni
Ko-Kang Kevin Wang wrote:
Hi,
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Hi all!
I looked through the manual and FAQ, and did not find any
information
on how to load functions from files (with .R extension) to run them
Hi all!
I looked through the manual and FAQ, and did not find any information
on how to load functions from files (with .R extension) to run them in
R GUI under Windows. The only way I know is to create and edit a
function inside GUI. But what if I want to edit it in Emacs (do not
want to use ESS)
