Johnathan,
Thanks for formatting this, it looks great. I've added the case of
without replacement, and a brief discussion of Walker's alias (that
depends on the SVN version of RcppArmadillo, r4296), confirmed that it
works with a local install of jekyll, and pushed it back to your
github repo. Ca
Or -- in all our spare time! -- we should really consider doing the right
thing and Rcpp-ifying the bigmemory packages. It's probably too late for a
GSOC project at this point. Mike and I will talk about it. If we think we
could manage it over 2-3 intense days, maybe it will happen this summer.
On 12 April 2013 at 07:34, Dale Smith wrote:
| I did indeed read about the constructor but misinterpreted the statement - my
bad. Your suggestion is a good one to try so I will benchmark my RESET test
code with the various suggestions, including join as Dirk suggested.
Conrad's suggestion was (
I did indeed read about the constructor but misinterpreted the statement - my
bad. Your suggestion is a good one to try so I will benchmark my RESET test
code with the various suggestions, including join as Dirk suggested.
Thanks,
Dale
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On Apr 11, 2013, at 11:28 PM, Conrad S
Adding the intercept prior to calling fastLm is what I'm doing. The enclosed
was a simple example. I'm implementing the RESET test to detect model
specification errors so I need to add the square and cube of the fitted model.
I am also learning Armadillo as I go.
Your comments on speed are good
Alex,
Glad that you sorted all of this out! Wanted to also point out that there
is a mechanism for bigmemory to have it's headers automatically included in
RcppExports.cpp and perhaps this is something Michael can pursue so
everything works automatically in the future.
In short, if bigmemory defi
