AFAIK the answer is no. That would be one of the main drawbacks of depending on
github for packages. It isn't really a package repository so much as it is a
herd of cats.
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On February 16, 2016 6:43:02 PM PST, "Hoji, Akihiko" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Is th
Bonjour, Hi,
English follow (google trad.)
Mon fils fait des course de ski alpin. Lors des courses, il y a un tirage
au sort pour déterminer l'ordre de départ. Au fil du temps, j'ai remarqué
que sa position de départ semblait répondre à un certain patron. Il se
retrouve très souvent en début de
Rémi Lesmerises yahoo.ca> writes:
> Hi everyone, I'm running a bayesian regression using the package
> MCMCglmm (Hadfield 2010) and to reach a normal posterior
> distribution of estimates, I increased the number of iteration as
> well as the burnin threshold. However, it had unexpected
> outcome
Hi,
Is there a way to update a R package and its dependencies, installed from the
github repo by a simple command equivalent to “update_packages()”?
Thanks.
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Here a new attempt in trying to improve the visual of my request:
I'm running a bayesian regression using the package MCMCglmm (Hadfield 2010)
and to reach a normal posterior distribution of estimates, I increased the
number of iteration as well as the burnin threshold. However, it had unexpect
Thank you both for your quick reply!
I did install 3.2.3, it appears that was just a typo in my earlier message.
Yes! deleting the workspace and history seems to correct the problem. I
will also not continue the practice of saving my workspace. I have also now
downloaded R studio. Thank you for t
Hi everyone,
I'm running a bayesian regression using the package MCMCglmm (Hadfield 2010)
and to reach a normal posterior distribution of estimates, I increased the
number of iteration as well as the burnin threshold. However, it had unexpected
outcomes. Although it improved posterior distributi
Isn't /usr/local for software your sysadmin (you, when you wear that hat) have
compiled, while /usr/lib is managed by the system package manager (apt-get for
Ubuntu)?
FWIW I usually only manage my personal R library and ignore the system R
library... I never specify instLib myself, and never ru
I use this function to update my installed R packages:
updatePac <- function (checkBuilt = FALSE, ...)
update.packages(repos = "http://cran.rstudio.com";, instlib =
"/usr/local/lib/R/site-library",
checkBuilt = checkBuilt, ...)
When I type updatePac() I get:
Warning: package 'MASS' in libr
Hello,
What you want is a list of lists.
Try something like
Parameters <- list(PC_h_m = list(descript = "Point de convergence
hauteur en metre", value = 5),
PC_Q_m3 = list(descript = "Point de convergence debit en
m3/s", value = 805.00))
Hope this helps,
Rui Barradas
Citando MAUR
Hi Maurice,
Could you use a data.frame with a description and a value column?
Something like
data.frame(description1 = c ("Point de convergence hauteur en metre",
"Point de convergence debit en m3/s"),
description2 = c ( "PC_h_m", "PC_Q_m3" ),
value = c ( 5.00, 805.00 ))
You can then subset t
HI,
I am new to R and English is not my natural language.
I am working on an old R application where there is a matrix containing
parameters. Something like :
parametres=matrix(NA,15,3)
parametres[1,1]<- "Point de convergence hauteur en metre"
parametres[1,2]<- 5.00
parametres[1,3]<- "PC_
I'll save you the trouble.
Yes, they're bigger. Or smaller. Certainly differ between experiments. So
what? That is just the way things work.
Google "weighting in meta-analysis" or similar for ways folks try to deal
with this.
Cheers,
Bert
On Tuesday, February 16, 2016, Wen Huang wrote:
> H
Hi Harold,
Thank you for your input. I was not very clear. I wanted to compare the
sigma2_A’s from the same model fitted to two different data sets. The same for
sigma2_e’s. The motivation is when I did the same experiment at two different
times, whether the variance due to A (sigma2_A) is bigg
(adding R mixed group). You actually do not want to do this test, and there is
no "shrinkage" here on these variances. First, there are conditional variances
and marginal variances in the mixed model. What you are have below as "A" is
the marginal variances of the random effects and there is no
Dear R-help members,
Say I have two data sets collected at different times with the same design. I
fit a mixed model using in R using lmer
lmer(y ~ (1|A))
to these data sets and get two estimates of sigma2_A and sigma2_e
What would be a good way to compare sigma2_A and sigma2_e for these two d
Thanks for helping Dunlap.
I just don't get why does the function bettarg() executes well if I
evaluate it (by hand) step-by step . nut for the same input values , if I
tried to execute bettarg() it will give me the error
Error in if (y <= accept.prob) { : missing value where TRUE/FALSE needed
A
Hi Terry,
Thank you for your reply and your time. I really appreciate your time and I
know that you should be very busy.
Please forgive me for any possible technical mistake as I am not a professional
in statistic.
R has a package with the name of fitdist that gave me the estimation. It seems
th
Hi,
In continuation to my initial mail I also observed that as I include more
number of tweets, the likelihood of getting this error increases.
Platform I’m using:
- Mac Yosemite
- R version 3.2.2(RStudio)
I have below questions:
- Does this error has to do anything with the default locale set
Hi,
I need your favour. I received below warning while cleaning the corpus of
tweets which is not allowing me to further the analysis:
Warning message:
In mclapply(content(x), FUN, ...) :
scheduled core 1 encountered error in user code, all values of the job will
be affected
Code used: for cl
Dear Tara
1 - why did you install 3.2.1 when 3.2.3 is the latest version
2 - what happens if you delete .RData and .Rapp.history from your workspace?
3 - you do have a function try as it is part of R
On 16/02/2016 02:49, Tara Kerin wrote:
Hi,
I seem to be having the same problem Garrett (below
I tried the command below
sudo yum install cairo-devel.x86_64
Package cairo-devel-1.8.8-6.el6_6.x86_64 already installed and latest
version
Nothing to do
I have also tried installing libpng-devel
Still the error persists.
Thanks,
Sandeep
On Tue, Feb 16, 2016 at 3:09 AM, Rolf Turner
wrote:
Hi,
I seem to be having the same problem Garrett (below) had in 2009.
However, I do not have functions named try written in my active code.
In fact, I don't have any of my own functions written at all yet. I
did just install version 3.2.1 today, and the errors started after
that. Please advise!
Hi,
I seem to be having the same problem Garrett (below) had in 2009.
However, I do not have functions named try written in my active code.
In fact, I don't have any of my own functions written at all yet. I
did just install version 3.2.1 today, and the errors started after
that. Please advise!
Hi,
I am looking for an implementation of the fused lasso that allows the
predictor matrix to be an "abstract" linear operator, namely the cumulative
sum (that is, (X.b)_i = sum(b_k, k=1..i)) (due to the size of the problem,
forming the entire matrix is unlikely to be a good approach). Any pointer
Thank you
Stefano
Da: Huzefa Khalil [huzefa.kha...@umich.edu]
Inviato: luned� 15 febbraio 2016 17.52
A: Stefano Sofia
Cc: r-help@r-project.org
Oggetto: Re: [R] filtering a data frame from a column of type integer
This is because of the presence of NA's in your "st
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