John,
what is wrong with installing Xcode’s command lime tools (not Xcode itself)?
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On 12 Jan 2021, 04:30 +0200, John Fox , wrote:
> Dear Stephane,
>
> I've taken yet another look at this and have an additional suggestion
> for your students to try:
>
> install.packa
Dear Stephane,
I've taken yet another look at this and have an additional suggestion
for your students to try:
install.packages("Rcmdr", type="mac.binary")
That should avoid any attempt to install Rcmdr package dependencies from
source.
I hope this helps,
John
On 2021-01-11 3:53
Dear Stephane and Eberhard,
As an addendum to my previous response, I uninstalled the Rcmdr package
and all of its direct and indirect dependencies and then reinstalled the
package -- on a macOS 11.1 system running R 4.0.3 with all other
packages up-to-date.
I then reinstalled the Rcmdr and
Dear Stephane and Eberhard,
It should not be necessary to install Xcode (which includes otools) to
install and use the Rcmdr package on macOS because it shouldn't be
necessary to install the CRAN packages required from source. I'm
currently running the Rcmdr on two macOS 11.1 systems, with all
Yes, geom_violin does the trick. Thanks for your fast and useful reply,
Bert.
Philip
On 2021-01-11 11:05, Bert Gunter wrote:
Search for "violin plots" at rseek.org [1].
There is a whole package devoted to them, many packages provide them,
and there is a geom_violin in ggplot2.
Don't know if
Use RStudio.
But it can be that the command line tools are missing, which you (may) need to
compile packages (from source).Ask one of them to open a terminal window and
type the command ‘make —version’ without the ‘’) if that results in an error
they need to enter ‘sudo xcode-select —install’ a
Dear colleagues,
I try to help my (french) student since five days to install Rcmd for mac and
they have (ALL of them, and I use windows so I am not very skilled for that
task) the same problem. When they load Rcmd, some supplementary tools (in order
to use the command "otool") are missing accor
Search for "violin plots" at rseek.org.
There is a whole package devoted to them, many packages provide them, and
there is a geom_violin in ggplot2.
Don't know if this satisfies your aesthetic sensibilities, of course.
That's for you to decide.
Cheers,
Bert
Bert Gunter
"The trouble with havin
I have a point plot where the estimated points have normally distributed
errors and I want to plot not just the estimated points, but also an
indication of the range of uncertainty in each case. The usual way of
doing this, I believe, is with geom_pointrange, as shown in my reprex.
However, thi
Perfect. Can't believe I failed to find that! Thanks, as ever, Rui
- Original Message -
> From: "Rui Barradas"
> To: "Chris Evans" , R-help@r-project.org
> Sent: Sunday, 10 January, 2021 18:10:16
> Subject: Re: [R] How to avoid ggplot clipping the x axis [damn, replaces
> previous Emai
> On Jan 10, 2021, at 11:38 PM, Jeff Newmiller wrote:
>
> ?log1p
>
> On January 10, 2021 12:53:14 AM PST, Shaami wrote:
>> Dear FriendsI am facing the problem of log values in R. The
>> log(1-0.9) is giving -Inf while log(1e-18) gives finite
>> answer. Any suggestion
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