On Sun, 02 Jun 2013, Piyush Kumar writes:
> Hello
>
> I am new to R and I have been trying to plot 2 different time series with 2
> y axes. I have been able to plot it so far with 2 y axis but the x axis is
> not shifted. I mean, the x range for data1 from day1 and xrange for data2
> is from day2
Hi,
How did you upgraded your version of R? From source or from a Linux package?
Regards,
Pascal
On 05/31/2013 11:33 AM, Christoph Knapp wrote:
Hi,
I recently updated to R 3.0.1. I'm running linux ubuntu 12.04. I
realized that I have to update all the installed packages so I run >
update.pack
Hello,
would it be possible to make a decision whether this forwarded to the
list or declined. Its now 2 days.
Thanks
Christoph
On 31/05/13 14:33, Christoph Knapp wrote:
Hi,
I recently updated to R 3.0.1. I'm running linux ubuntu 12.04. I
realized that I have to update all the installed pac
Dear Kumar Mainali,
On 03/06/2013, at 00:01 AM, Kumar Mainali wrote:
> I am using vegan package for estimating dissimilarity within and between
> clusters, and plotting them. The following code gives me a dendrogram without
> X-axis. How would I add X axis to the plot? Below "dataEnv" is a mat
Hi there!
I'm trying to use the R package MSBVAR to generate a conditional forecast from
a bayesian VAR. The condition that I am imposing for the forecast is observed
values for all but one of the variables. I then want to forecast the path of
that one variable, given observed values for all o
Hello,
I am using R to create graphics, especially to plot time series charts.
These charts are then copied as metafiles (for best quality) to a PowerPoint
presentation and then saved to PDF (via the "Save As" dialog").
Attached is two pictures. The first picture shows how my chart looks like in
Thank you Dr. Ligges, i very much appreciate the quick reply. i
wondered if that was the case, based on the math as I (poorly)
understood it. However i remain confused. page 107 from the "rrcov"
package PDF makes me think I can derive LDA-style discriminant scores
for a QDA:
library(rrcov
Dear R-Community,
I have just started using R (3.0.0) for my statistics and I find it the best
programm for running my regressions.
However, as I am still a junior user I soon came to the limit of my technical
knowhow.
Here's my situation:
My dataset consists of 30 observations and 100 variab
I am using vegan package for estimating dissimilarity within and between
clusters, and plotting them. The following code gives me a dendrogram
without X-axis. How would I add X axis to the plot? Below "dataEnv" is a
matrix of my environmental variables. dataFact$Source_by_Type has the
levels that d
John Kane inbox.com> writes:
> I was using the comma() funtion in the scales page and was
> wondering how to chage a the defaults. comm(1000) gives me 1,000
> which is what I usually want but how would I change the output to
> 1.000.
Since the comma() function is just a wrapper for format():
I was using the comma() funtion in the scales page and was wondering how to
chage a the defaults. comm(1000) gives me 1,000 which is what I usually want
but how would I change the output to 1.000.
I had thought that I could simply do
comm(1000, big.mark = ".")
but I am getting
Error in form
Dear all,
I would like to invite Munich (Germany) area R users for our second meeting:
7th June 2013. The group is aimed to bring together practitioners from industry
and academia in order to exchange knowledge and experience in solving data
analysis & statistical problems by using R. More info
Dear Kevin,
When computer code is bug free, we'll probably all be out of business. Thank
you for improving my original code.
Best,
John
> -Original Message-
> From: r-help-boun...@r-project.org [mailto:r-help-bounces@r-
> project.org] On Behalf Of Kevin Wright
> Sent: Sunday, June 02, 2
On 02-06-2013, at 19:45, Neuman Co wrote:
> Again, a big thanks for your answer.
>
> On this webpage:
> http://financetrainingcourse.com/education/2010/03/master-class-calculating-value-at-risk-var-final-steps/
>
> I found, that I have to rescale by dividing the weights calculated in
> Step B2
Again, a big thanks for your answer.
On this webpage:
http://financetrainingcourse.com/education/2010/03/master-class-calculating-value-at-risk-var-final-steps/
I found, that I have to rescale by dividing the weights calculated in
Step B2 by 1-?n
The "?" is the lambda, since the webpage cannot d
On 02-06-2013, at 19:03, Neuman Co wrote:
> Thanks a lot for your answer, one more question:
> I now use 100 values, so not infinity values. That means I cut some
> values off, so the weights will not sum up to one. With which factor
> do I have to multiply the (1-lambda)*summe2 to rescale it? S
Thanks a lot for your answer, one more question:
I now use 100 values, so not infinity values. That means I cut some
values off, so the weights will not sum up to one. With which factor
do I have to multiply the (1-lambda)*summe2 to rescale it? So that I
do not always underestimate the variance any
Have you read
?Startup
which explains startup procedures, including reading of .Rprofile.
I cannot speak for Brian Ripley, but I can tell you that I would
prefer that packages did not mess with my .Rprofile files.
OTOH, I have no objections if packages suggest that I set certain
options in them
What would be an example of setting, saving, and re-loading an option to a
user's .Rprofile -- and would this be a no-no in a CRAN package?
--j
On Sat, Jun 1, 2013 at 4:57 PM, Prof Brian Ripley wrote:
> On 01/06/2013 22:44, Anthony Damico wrote:
> > hope this helps.. :)
> >
> > # define a
Sorry about the bug. How embarrassing. Especially because I've learned over
the years to trust my gut feelings when something doesn't feel quite right,
and when I was testing the function, I remember thinking "surely there a
better matching named color than 'magenta'".
Thanks for the fix.
Kevin
On 02.06.2013 05:01, Matthew Fagan wrote:
Hi all,
I am attempting to do Regularized Discriminant Analysis (RDA) on a large
dataset, and I want to extract the RDA discriminant score matrix. But
the predict function in the "klaR" package, unlike the predict function
for LDA in the "MASS" packa
On 02-06-2013, at 15:17, Neuman Co wrote:
> Hi,
> since I want to calculate the VaR of a portfolio consiting of 4 assets
> (returns saved into "eonreturn","henkelreturn" and so on) I have to
> estimate the covariance matrix. I do not want to take the rectangular
> version with equal weights, but
On 02.06.2013 13:49, Milan Bouchet-Valat wrote:
Le samedi 01 juin 2013 à 15:28 -0400, Julie Royster a écrit :
My newer laptop died so I installed R on an older Vista laptop.
I did follow the online instructions about giving myself full control under
the R properties security tab.
I made change
Dear All,
I was looking the r-archives and crantastic...for a package that has a
robust approach to generalized additive models. I found two packages
"robustgam" and "rgam" but their implemented functions
cover only binomial and poisson distributions (pls correct me if I am
wrong).
I would greatl
Hi,
since I want to calculate the VaR of a portfolio consiting of 4 assets
(returns saved into "eonreturn","henkelreturn" and so on) I have to
estimate the covariance matrix. I do not want to take the rectangular
version with equal weights, but the exponentially weighted moving
average in a multiva
Le samedi 01 juin 2013 à 15:28 -0400, Julie Royster a écrit :
> My newer laptop died so I installed R on an older Vista laptop.
> I did follow the online instructions about giving myself full control under
> the R properties security tab.
> I made changes in the R console file under the etc folder
At 22:12 01/06/2013, emhanlon wrote:
Good afternoon,
I am trying to use a mixed-effect model to find the best predictors of
wildlife response (fledgling success, offspring growth rate, etc...) to
human disturbance. I am using a Log Response Ratio as my measure of effect
size along with study va
but that is not the variable that is not found. "mCaT_soma_AB"
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On Jun 2, 2013, at 4:12, Jannetta Steyn wrote:
> mCaT_soma_AB
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Hi Jim
It is defined and initialised:
line 69 in the differential equation: dmCaT_soma_AB <- (mCaTx(v_soma) -
mCaT_soma_AB)/taumCaT(v_soma)
and initialised in line 83
dmCaT_soma_AB=0
However, l just noticed the mistake. It needs to be initialised without the
d, i.e. mCaT_soma_AB=0 and not dmCaT_
On 02-06-2013, at 08:08, Matt Stati wrote:
>> From my larger data set I created a subset of it by using:
>
> subset_1 <- subset(timeuse, IndepTrans = 1, Physical = 1)
>
> where my larger data set is "timeuse" and the smaller subset is "subset_1".
> The subset was conditioned on "IndepTrans"
On Jun 2, 2013, at 08:08 , Matt Stati wrote:
>> From my larger data set I created a subset of it by using:
>
> subset_1 <- subset(timeuse, IndepTrans = 1, Physical = 1)
That's not going to work. Try
subset(timeuse, (IndepTrans == 1) & (Physical == 1))
(Whenever you do things like this, run s
>From my larger data set I created a subset of it by using:
subset_1 <- subset(timeuse, IndepTrans = 1, Physical = 1)
where my larger data set is "timeuse" and the smaller subset is "subset_1". The
subset was conditioned on "IndepTrans" equaling "1" in the data and "Physical"
equaling "1" as w
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