Hi, all,
Sietse wrote:
> Floating point errors can cause a data vector to have an ultra-small
> inter-quartile range, which causes `grDevices::nclass.FD` to suggest
> an absurdly large number of breaks to `graphics::hist(breaks="FD")`.
> Because this large float becomes NA when converted to intege
appreciated.
Kind regards,
Sietse
Sietse Brouwer
Summary
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Floating point errors can cause a data vector to have an ultra-small
inter-quartile range, which causes `grDevices::nclass.FD` to suggest
an absurdly large number of breaks to `graphics::hist(breaks="FD")`.
Because this large flo
ttice/NEWS
The main reference I could find was to 'GNU news files', but that
one's more about form than contents, too.
So, the NEWS file that goes in the top of the package tree. Is there a
standard format that should be followed; or should there be one? All
answers appreciated.
Kind
