[R] Convex hulls after nMDS or PCoA

Dear all. I need to build convex hulls around groups of points of an ordination (nMDS or PCoA). The groups were independently established with cluster analysis. I have learnt to plot convex hulls but would need to create every of the 21 groups independently. Do you know how could I just add the hul

Re: [R] stats:: spline's method could not be monoH.FC

Hi Martin, (In regards to your last ***two*** posts). (Excerpt, post one) > Well, as I know spent enough time reading and thinking, I'd > really like to add method = "clamped" to splinefun() and also > the other one where fix the 2nd derivatives (to arbitrary values > instead of zero). (Excerpt

Re: [R] genericSummary in LSAfun

Does increasing the value of k (the second argument) help? Also, if I understand the documentation correctly, the first argument should a single string, not a data.frame. I note that the paste function (with collapse="") can be used to turn a character vector into a single string. On Sat, May 9,

Re: [R] the volcano orientation

Like other countries, New Zealand revises its maps and its coordinate system from time to time. The one in use at the time that image was digitised is probably the one described here: https://www.linz.govt.nz/data/geodetic-system/datums-projections-heights/projections/new-zealand-map-grid-nzmg On

Re: [R] R package for discrete-time competing-risk anlayses..

Search! "discrete time competing risk analysis" on rseek.org The survival task view on CRAN: https://CRAN.R-project.org/view=Survival Bert Gunter "The trouble with having an open mind is that people keep coming along and sticking things into it." -- Opus (aka Berkeley Breathed in his "Bloom Coun

[R] R package for discrete-time competing-risk anlayses..

Can someone direct me to an R package that can run discrete-time competing risk analyses? Thank you, John John David Sorkin M.D., Ph.D. Professor of Medicine Chief, Biostatistics and Informatics University of Maryland School of Medicine Division of Gerontology and Geriatric Medicine Baltimor

Re: [R] My dream ...

Seconded! On May 11, 2020 12:22:27 PM PDT, "Koenker, Roger W" wrote: >Definitely a fortune: > >"the advantage of computers is not Artificial >Intelligence, but rather Artificial Patience" > >Greg Snow in response to a question about automated R-analysis. > >Roger Koenker >r.koen...@ucl.ac.uk

Re: [R] My dream ...

Definitely a fortune: "the advantage of computers is not Artificial Intelligence, but rather Artificial Patience" Greg Snow in response to a question about automated R-analysis. Roger Koenker r.koen...@ucl.ac.uk Honorary Professor of Economics Department of Economics,

Re: [R] My dream ...

It is a nice dream, but it is really abdicating ethical responsibility to the computer instead of the researcher. And I personally don't trust computers over people for this. What could go wrong? First, how do you guarantee that the statistical plan was locked in place before the data was collec

Re: [R] the volcano orientation

Out of curiosity, and considering the bewildering array of projections and grids in use for various mapping purposes, you seem to be saying in your example 2 that the grid coordinates number south to north and east to west. Given scale of the coordinate numbers, would that be a national grid syste

Re: [R] My dream ...

This isn't an R code question and you posted in HTML, but briefly: Simulate data that could arise from your study, including missing and outliers, then write code that runs th analyses. Put the code in an open-science archive. Then run it as is when you actually have the data. There will probabl

[R] My dream ...

It would be a dream, there would be a R-based software, which I configure according to my study (type of data, limits for meaningful measurements, handling of outliers and missing measurements, test method etc.), which then reads my original measurement data and after some computing time the sof

Re: [R] predicting waste per capita - is a gaussian model correct?

Dear all First of all apologies for the off-topic question and for not respecting the other points. Second, thanks for your advice and opinion I will definitely consult a statistician. Regards, Alessandra On Sun, May 10, 2020 at 4:57 PM Abby Spurdle wrote: > Well, this is 100% off-topic... >

Re: [R] Unable to install Sequin R

Dear Harshita, I just tried to install seqinr on my win10 machine (R4.0) and had no problem. In your mail, you still had a typo: you wrote seqinr with an "u" - maybe that is the problem Best -- Karl Schilling __ R-help@r-project.org mailing list

Re: [R] unstable results of nlxb fit

Dear all. Thank you for your answers. I will try Duncan's approach (if I could manage it). The issue is that first part of my data (actually temperature) up to certain time approximately follow one exponential. After that, another process prevails and the temperature increase starts to be "exp