Hi Harshita,
This usually means that R-4.0.0 is sufficiently different from R-3.6.3
that seqinr no longer works in R-4.0.0. You may want to go back to
R-3.6.3 if you really need it. You may also want to contact Simon
Penel, the maintainer (see the seqinr package page on CRAN) for
information on whe
Hey, I know that volcano! It's walking distance from the Intermediate
school I attended.
To you it's a plot; to me it's a place.
So I offer you four scenarios.
1. You think of it as a place you know and have been.
In that case the "right" orientation is the one that best matches
what you are
Hi everyone. I'm using a random forest in R to successfully perform a
classification on a dichotomous DV in a dataset that has 29 IVs of
type double and approximately 285,000 records. I ran my model on a
70/30 train/test split of the original dataset.
I'm trying to use the rfUtilities packa
Well, this is 100% off-topic...
And I wasn't planning to answer the OP's question.
However, I disagree with your answer.
> There is no requirement that the dependent variable in a "regression" type
> estimation follows a gaussian distribution.
False.
It's depends on what type of '"regression" ty
Hi Harshita,
I think you are trying to install the package "seqinr" (Biological
Sequences Retrieval and Analysis).
1) When you see something like in the help pages, it
means "Insert the name of the package here". So you really want:
install.packages("seqinr")
2) Both spelling and capitalization
On Sun, 10 May 2020 at 02:00, Alessandra Bielli
wrote:
> Dear list,
>
> I am new to this list and I hope it is ok to post here even though I
> already posted this question on Cross Validated.
>
> I am trying to predict the daily amount of waste per person produced in the
> fishery sector. We surv
Sorry, one more thing.
My response didn't really answer your question.
But I would say that the formats of most datasets used in statistics
are reflective of the preferences of the people that collected or
published them, at the time...
Also, I've found the older publications quite often have cons
> Does anyone know why 'volcano' is oriented as it is?
> image(volcano) ## filled.contour is the same
Great question!
graphics::image produces a "plot".
It follows the same x y conventions as other plots in the graphics package.
It's *defaults* are not designed to display photos, etc.
However,
Hi,
Hmmm. The only place I have ever seen a georeferenced version of 'volcano'
is here...
https://waterdata.usgs.gov/blog/inlmiscmaps/
It was on the internet so I assumed it was true. Now, I suspect that, since
the original survey by Ross Ihaka, continental drift is happening wy
faster than
On Sun, 10 May 2020 10:17:47 +0200
Luigi Marongiu wrote:
>If I do, as in the formula:
>```
>> p = 2 * (1-cum_fun)
>Error in 1 - cum_fun : non-numeric argument to binary operator
>```
The ecdf function returns another function that calculates the ECDF
value for an arbitrary input. For example,
Hello,
Thanks for the info.
It was an update issue, I updated to Ubuntu 20.04 and R to 4.0.0 but not
RStudio. Now that I have all three most recent versions it works as
before, with no strange warning message.
So I guess this thread is closed.
Thanks to all,
Rui Barradas
Às 23:11 de 08/05/2
Dear list,
Dirk and Professor J.C. Nash gave me an invaluable help! Prof. Nash
mentioned:
> Possibly this is a quirk of the particular distro or machine, BLAS or
> LAPACK[.]
This was indeed the case, and Dirk's suggestion to
> [install] libopenblas-openmp-dev" and
> [remove] both "libopenblas-p
Many Thanks!!!
> cpolw...@chemo.org.uk:
> Your X axis is plotting mydata not date?
> Use aes(x=date
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Hello,
I am trying to translate a mathematical formula into R. The formula (or
rather a set of formulas) is meant to determine the first outlier in a
sequence of measurements. To do this, a parameter r is calculated; this is
essentially the ratio between the variance of the value x and the sum of
I took a SAMPLE CODE (for Connected scatterplot) from the R gallery
and applied to MY DATA, but got:
"Don't know how to automatically pick scale for object ..."
P.S. 1) R ver. 4.0 (Yes, Jeff); 2) Attached: mydata_dput (1 КБ)
SAMPLE CODE
library(ggplot2)
library(dplyr)
library(hrbrthemes)
data <-
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