Thank you very much for the information! I will try it!
Ace
On Tuesday, February 14, 2017 8:48 AM, Ben Tupper
wrote:
Hi,
When you want to get 'something' out of a loop you need to assign that
'something' to a variable that persists outside of the loop. I think it is a
scoping thing.
Please post your code. Read the Posting Guide, which points out that you need
to put the code in the body of your email and make sure the email is sent in
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> On 18 Feb 2017, at 05:18, T. Zhang wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Today I happened to notice a strange error in R. If you type
> (2.01-0.06)==1.95, output from R is “FALSE”, which is wrong. But if you type
> (1.01-0.06)==0.95, output is “TRUE”, which is correct. I tested this in two
> systems: R 3.
There is no bug, of course, this is a common floating point arithmetic
misunderstanding.
> print(2.01, digits = 20)
[1] 2.0097868
Please search for "What every scientist should know about floating-point
arithmetic" and you'll hopefully understand what the "bug" is.
Hth,
Adrian
On
Hello,
I am an economist migrating from Stata to R and I am modelling labour
supply responses with a discrete choice model.
I would just like to know if any person here knows about a researcher
working in "Discrete Hours Labour Supply Modelling".
Amazingly, I am having difficulties to find econo
Hello,
Today I happened to notice a strange error in R. If you type (2.01-0.06)==1.95,
output from R is “FALSE”, which is wrong. But if you type (1.01-0.06)==0.95,
output is “TRUE”, which is correct. I tested this in two systems: R 3.3.2 in my
iMac and R 3.2.0 on my school’s Linux server. Both
spgm(formula, data=list(), index=NULL, listw =NULL, listw2 = NULL,
model=c("within","random"), lag = FALSE, spatial.error=TRUE,
moments = c("initial", "weights", "fullweights"), endog = NULL,
instruments= ~ X1 + X2, lag.instruments = FALSE, verbose = FALSE,
method = c("w2sls", "b2sls", "g2sls", "ec
Dear Sirs,
I'm trying to demonstrate and compare my data first digit distributions in
comparison with benford's law, but I cannot figure out how do a correct ggplot
histogram. plot() works fine though.
The data are the following (probabilities):
[1] 0.37101911 0.17515924 0.08917197 0.08121019 0.0
Helo,
No attachment came through. Change the file extension from .R to .txt
and resend, there aren't many types of files r-help accepts.
Rui Barradas
Em 17-02-2017 17:20, Allan Tanaka escreveu:
So i tried brute force to find best fitted GARCH model for prediction.The code
works fine as it r
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