view).
window, ts.union and ts.intersect have done all the alignment on
regular time series (class ts) I have ever needed.
Martin
ML == Markus Loecher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Thu, 28 Jun 2007 11:10:51 -0400 writes:
ML Dear list members, I switched from Splus to R a few
ML years ago
Dear list members,
I switched from Splus to R a few years ago and so far found no
functionality missing.
However, I am struggling to find the equivalent align() function for
time series. I did find some reduced functionality such as
alignDailySeries in package:fCalendar but the full capability
Dear list members,
I use both R and Matlab and find that each has its own strengths. Matlab
definitely has the edge when it comes to the interactivity of its graphs.
In addition I find the little operator end extremely useful in indexing arrays.
(as in x(1:end,) )
The notation is MUCH more
Dear fellow R users,
I am struggling with the task of quantifying the statistical significance of
changes in a discrete distribution over time. If I was to measure e.g. the age
distribution of people entering a building on a daily basis, I would naturally
observe fluctuations in that
Hi,
I am trying to avid the somewhat costly startup overhead of launching
a separate R executable for each client request on Linux.
My current architecture is such that My Java client explicitly calls
R in batch mode and passes it certain parameters. The initital
startup takes almost 10 seconds
Could anyone give me a simple example how to use lme() for t time
series prediction/modeling ? I understand the concept of longitudinal
data and have read the book by Pinheiro but still have a difficult
time for the (simpler) case of no grouped data. I am dealing with the
case of predicting a
