Hi Pedro,
Scratch that last email. I remembered that "tus.datos" was so large
that it was hanging my R session last time. However, this seems to
work:
tus.datos<-read.table("datayield.csv",sep=";",
header=TRUE,stringsAsFactors=FALSE)
row_subset<-tus.datos$DATA_TYPE_FM %in% data_types &
tus.datos
Hi Pedro,
I think the error arises in your "if" statement, should be:
if(PERIOD == TRUE)
or more simply:
if(PERIOD)
Jim
On Thu, Aug 6, 2020 at 11:54 PM Pedro páramo wrote:
>
> Hi Jim,
>
> Many thanks for your help, I will try a 2D plot and then pass to 3D.
>
> I am trying something like this:
While I have not attempted to apply this to Shiny apps on the desktop, layered
container technology (e.g. Docker) is being rolled out for desktop app
distribution on Linux (snap, flatpak) and Windows (Open Packaging Conventions),
with which complex filesystem structures can be managed in isolate
I don't think it's feasible to do what you want. At a very basic level,
R assumes it has files distributed across a file system (mostly below
the R.home() directory). Faking that in a single standalone executable
may be possible but wouldn't be easy.
If running a server isn't possible, then
Hello,
I should have continued, inline.
Às 15:05 de 07/08/20, Rui Barradas escreveu:
Hello,
Maybe I'm not understanding but looking at this graph
i <- diff(kalo.v$vodiv) > 0
plot(kalo.v)
lines(kalo.v)
points(kalo.v$cas[i], kalo.v$vodiv[i], pch = 16, col = "red")
it seems you want the point
Hello,
Maybe I'm not understanding but looking at this graph
i <- diff(kalo.v$vodiv) > 0
plot(kalo.v)
lines(kalo.v)
points(kalo.v$cas[i], kalo.v$vodiv[i], pch = 16, col = "red")
it seems you want the point before the first local minimum?
min(which(i)) - 1L
#[1] 20
Hope this helps,
Rui Ba
Hallo all
I have such data
> dput(kalo.v)
structure(list(cas = structure(c(1595847000, 1595847060, 1595847120,
1595847180, 1595847240, 1595847300, 1595847360, 1595847420, 1595847480,
1595847540, 1595847600, 1595847660, 1595847720, 1595847780, 1595847840,
1595847900, 1595847960, 1595848020, 1595
Wouldn't it be easier to set up a Shiny host system, and just give your
collaborators a URL to the Shiny app running there?
Duncan Murdoch
On 06/08/2020 5:32 p.m., Knecht, Logan wrote:
Hello all,
= The short version =
I am trying to build a standalone version for R so that I can bun
Hello all,
= The short version =
I am trying to build a standalone version for R so that I can bundle and
package a self-hosted environment for a shiny app. There are reasons for this
decision, but it will only distract from the discussion.
The inspiration for this comes from here:
htt
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