The function
getCaption <- function(k) as.graphicsAnnot(unlist(caption[k]))
inside plot.lm in R-2.9.2 and R-2.10.0alpha loses the expression
for caption 6. From a recover() inside the function
Browse[1]> caption[6]
[[1]]
expression("Cook's dist vs Leverage " * h[ii]/(1 - h[ii]))
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The result of proj() is not currently coerced to data.frame
when requested. I use this capability pedagogically all the time.
It did work when I wrote proj() for the Chambers and Hastie book, and
it still works in S-Plus. A minimal repair is in the as.data.frame.aovproj
definition below.
Rich
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> help.search("normal probability plot")
No help files
Thank you for the error report. I have made the correction
which will be in HH_2.1-11 which will be posted in a few days.
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Uwe Ligges suggested I post this on R-bugs as a wishlist item with a
proposed patch. R considers zero-length arguments to segments() to be
an error. I would like R to allow this and to return without an
error. It occurs naturally in settings like
valid <- c(FALSE, FALSE, FALSE)
segments(x0[vali
Thanks Duncan,
While there, can you give a new optional argument that
will permit the echo of blanks and comments?
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$`package:base`
[1] "body<-"
> conflicts(where=search()[c(8,10)], detail=TRUE) ## this is effectively using
> search()[1:2]
list()
> conflicts <-
+ function (where = search(), detail = FALSE)
+ {
+ if (length(where) < 1)
+ stop("argument 'where&
I am fascinated. I can accept the argument that suppressing aliased
values is a valid behavior of the program. The defense of the inconsistency
between the two displays surprises me.
Yes, Brian, I checked. That's why I offered the option of an inconsistency.
I do believe strongly that the coef
tmp <- data.frame(x=c(1,1),
y=c(1,2))
tmp.lm <- lm(y ~ x, data=tmp)
summary(tmp.lm)
coef(summary(tmp.lm))
## I consider this to be a bug. Since summary(tmp.lm) gives
## two rows for the coefficients, I believe the coef() function
## should also give two rows.
> summary(tmp.
Thanks, Marc
Neither plot.window or plot.default are natural places for me to look for
argument names. par and plot are, for me, the natural places. I realize
that asp is not a par argument. Nonetheless, par is still the first place
to look for arguments that I would use in the ... position of
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?axis says in Details: "(for example,
if the 'plo
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?axis shows the description of the hadj argument:
:
.GlobalEnv, package:methods, package:stats, package:utils, package:datasets,
file:c:/HOME/rmh/h2/library/H2/.RData,
file:c:/HOME/rmh/hh/splus.library/HH/.RData,
package:multcomp, package:mvtnorm, package:graphics, package:lattice,
package:grid,
package:grDevices, Autoloads, package:base
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