In CRAN, R 3.5.0 is not available for download on "Previous Releases
of R for Windows". ¿Could it be added?
https://cran.r-project.org/
Thanks.
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Chuck,
Thanks for your response. I am impressed to find out how to get 'newdata' to
work with a model like this. I couldn't have figured that out from the
documentation. The context is trying to write code for my emmeans package that
supports whatever model the user gives it, even ones like my
I can't speak to the history per se, but I can give an opinion on the
current situation. R is a programming language, as is Python, but R is
also a system for interactive data analysis. Outside of the
software/package context, library() is almost always sufficient. When
it is not, consider "foo <-
On 21/07/2018 10:54 PM, Aaron Jacobs wrote:
Excuse me if this is inappropriate content for this list, but I thought it
might be the best place -- and the best audience -- to ask about a design
decision for the R language.
Programs or analyses written in R typically use library() to pull in
funct
BTW --- and this is a diversion --- This is nice mathematically
(and used in other places, also in "base R" I think)
but in principle is a waste: Computing a full
k x k matrix and then throwing away all but the length-k
diagonal ...
In the past I had contemplated but never RFC'ed or really
Excuse me if this is inappropriate content for this list, but I thought it
might be the best place -- and the best audience -- to ask about a design
decision for the R language.
Programs or analyses written in R typically use library() to pull in
functions from non-core packages. This differs mark
