Thank you all for your help.
My data has mixed format such as
%m/%d/%y,%d/%m/%y,%m-%d-%y,%d-%m-%y etc. and
the library (anytime) handles it very well!!
Thank you again.
On Tue, Jan 21, 2020 at 5:28 AM Rui Barradas wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Inline.
>
> Às 09:22 de 21/01/20, Chris Evans escreveu:
>
Hello,
No, your memory is wrong, like you say.
summary(lm(.)) returns a matrix with the 4th column named "Pr(>|t|)",
not "p.value". And this hasn't changed. If you want the p-values, the
(old) way to do it still is
summary(lm(.))$coefficients[, 4]
or, more complicated,
summary(lm(.))$coeff
Thanks brother, I really appreciate your help.
Have an awesome weekend!
El vie., 24 de enero de 2020 5:39 p. m., Richard M. Heiberger <
r...@temple.edu> escribió:
> I don't have my computer with me, so I am commenting right now on the
> visual impression of the email.
>
> The latitude shows 90,
I don't have my computer with me, so I am commenting right now on the
visual impression of the email.
The latitude shows 90, 88, ... 2, 89, ...
The labels are lexicographically ordered
-1, -10, -11,...
The latitude binrep look in correct order, and the labels looks like binary
in order.
These th
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My recollection (possibly wrong) is that:
summary(lm(YVAR ~ XVAR))$p.value
used to return the P value for a linear regression. It does not appear to do
so now.
Of note:
summary(lm(YVAR ~ XVAR))
does report the P value.
I realize that I can access the P
Dear friend Richard,
Thank you for your interest in helping me through this challenge. As
requested, I am providing the two lat and long frames you suggested, plus
the one single column I am trying to decode:
LatitudeFrame:
> dput(LatitudeFrame)
structure(list(Latitude = structure(c(90L, 88L, 87
now I am even more puzzled.
please complete the following two data.frames and send it to the list.
latDegrees lat2Comp
-90
-89
...
-1
0
1
...
89
90
lonDegrees lon2Comp
-180
-179
...
-91
-90
-89 xxx
Hi Richard,
That was just an example, to show that, for that particular string of
binary numbers, the code works as expected. That is absolutely no related
to the dataset I provided. If I try the function on the dataset, I get
values well over the latitude and longitude boundaries (which should ra
You show the example
> fun("10110010")
[1] -78
as satisfactory. Where in your posted data set do you find the input
string "10110010"?
Please post a set of relevant input strings, and the answers you want from them.
The rest of the columns are not helpful for this specific exercise.
On Fri, Ja
Dear friend Rui,
Hope you are doing great. Firstly, I want to thank you for your super
valuable and kind support of always. As I mentioned in earlier e-mails, I
am trying to decode AIS type messages, and the only ones I am having a real
hard time with, is with latitude and longitude.
I tried the
It appears you are not trying to do this within individual SNPs. If I’m wrong
then this would need to be done within a grouping procedure. And I’m not at all
confident that you can estimate FDRs in this manner, but if your strategy is
valid, then some variant of this untested code:
replicate (
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