I suggest that you read the vignette for the data table package. That package
uses some odd syntax compared to base R but has some features designed
especially for these kinds of problems.
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On March 24, 2018 5:03:44 PM PDT, M Can wrote:
>Hello
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Hello
I have been struggling with this simple looking problem. I have two
dataframes. The first one contains ID, date, and revenue information for
specific suppliers.
id lastdate depvar
A 5/10/2017 10
B 8/16/2017 20
C 2/14/2017 30
D 9/5/2017 40
E 8/1/2017 50
F 11/4/2017 60
G 6/22/2017 70
The secon
Hi,
I am working on a script which should includes a dynamic listing, i.e.
# SCRIPT BEGINS
# some R procedures here
# DYNAMIC PART BEGINS
d1$X5 <-f1("AAA")
d1$X5 <-f1("AAa")
d1$X5 <-f1("ABa")
# etc...
d1$X6 <-f2("AAA")
d1$X6 <-f2("AAs")
d1$X6 <-f2("ABs")
# etc...
# DYNAMIC PART ENDS
# other pr
Does not the sum of probabilities (on the untransformed scale) = 1, whence
only 4 outcome categories to predict?
Cheers,
Bert
Bert Gunter
"The trouble with having an open mind is that people keep coming along and
sticking things into it."
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Hi David,
Thanks for your comment. I haven't posted the data because they are
unpublished and include human subjects so there are issues with sharing on
a list serv, but I thought perhaps someone had encountered a similar
problem and would already know the answer.
I will reconsider whether my Uni
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