and saves the result in the ~/stat-misc/Rsrc
directory and in the current R session. I can now repeat
myedit('functionName') until I finally get it right. The function is
also accessible with myedit() from any other R session at any time.
Good luck,
Robert Burrows, PhD
New England Biometrics
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}
}
How about
IED -
function(risk){
n-length(risk)
Diff-numeric(n)
for(j in 1:n){
relrisk-rep(risk[j],n)
Diff[j]-sum(abs(risk-relrisk)[-j])
}
Diff
}
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New England Biometrics
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I would like to use the 'nice' command when running CPU-intensive R
functions on a server. Will starting R with 'nice R' do the trick?
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On Mon, 7 Feb 2005, Latha Raja wrote:
I am using R to plot the graph and the problem I am facing with my graph
is that I have lots of points concentrated in one area and It is
creating a visualization challenge.
How about 'plot( ,pch='.', )?
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Robert Burrows, PhD
New England Biometrics
LIBXML_INCDIR=/usr/include/libxml2.
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