On 6/29/07, Markus Loecher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thank you for your responses, I should have given an example of the
> functionality I am looking for, here are three typical scenarios that
> I deal with a lot in my work:
>
> - a regular timeseries with lots of missing values that I want to
>
On Fri, 29 Jun 2007, Markus Loecher wrote:
> Thank you for your responses, I should have given an example of the
> functionality I am looking for, here are three typical scenarios that I deal
> with a lot in my work:
>
> - a regular timeseries with lots of missing values that I want to convert t
Thank you for your responses, I should have given an example of the
functionality I am looking for, here are three typical scenarios that
I deal with a lot in my work:
- a regular timeseries with lots of missing values that I want to
convert to the corresponding regular time series with mssing
On Fri, 29 Jun 2007, Martin Maechler wrote:
> Hi Markus,
>
> You can't assume that a typical R users knows much about S+.
> "R has been beyond S+ for a long time"
> {{ :-) :-) please Insightful staff, don't start to jump at me !}}
> Even I, as a very long time S and Splus user (of the past:
> 19
Hi Markus,
You can't assume that a typical R users knows much about S+.
"R has been beyond S+ for a long time"
{{ :-) :-) please Insightful staff, don't start to jump at me !}}
Even I, as a very long time S and Splus user (of the past:
1987--~1997), have never, I think, used align().
Can yo
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 o
