Re: [R] F Dist

Hello, the order of argument is not the correct one: p(2.45,6,28) [1] 0.9503618 P.A. On Thu, 19 Feb 2004, Joerg Schaber wrote: > Hi, > > why is it that in tables for the F distribution it is for example > > F0.95[6,28]=2.45 or F0.95[10,20]=2.35 > > but > > > pf(6,28,2.45) > [1] 0.8854934 > >

[R] R installation and reg-test

P4 arch and thread support enabled What does it means ? Some specifications I have a dual Xeon 2.4 Ghz with Linux Suse 9.0 : kernel, gcc and make version 2.4.21-99-smp gcc (GCC) 3.3.1 (SuSE Linux) GNU Make 3.80 Rversion : R-1.8.1 Atlas version 3.6.0 Thanks Pie

Re: [R] Re: R and gdb (still)

ng change (that was the last chance attempt). I just give up and this R-debugger problem on sparc-linux will wait until I change/upgrade the whole operating system (in the next millenium ?). Thanks a lot for all your ideas Pierre-Andre Cornillon On 21 Jan 2003, Douglas Bates wrote: > You are se

[R] R and gdb (still)

can run on other program than R to know if it is R-1.6.2 on sparc or gdb 5.2.1 which have some problems. I just recall that i have already done simple test with gdb. Thanks for all, and if any (even slight) hints... Pierre-Andre Cornillon __ [EMAIL P

Re: [R] Command History

Hello, I had the same problem with Solaris 7 and 8. I just re-compile readline (I used the readline-4.2) and recompile R and no problem afterwards. I think it's better not using the sunfreeware package of readline, it doesn't works properly (1 year ago). Good luck PS a/ to have static or shared

[R] R and gdb

nge my system: Ultrasparc 10, sparc Gnu-Linux Suse 7-3, gcc 2-95-3 kernel 2.4.14 (Suse standard) Note that setting the same breakpoint with the same program on a Pentium IV, Gnu-Linux Suse 7-3, gcc 2-95-3 kernel 2.4.14 (Suse standard) works perfectly... Does anybody have some hints on this topic?