ments for test1 functions should be consider to be also
> arguments of test2 function.
>
>
> test2 <- function( test1arguments, test2arguments ){
> ...
> value <- test1( test1arguments )
> ...
>
> }
>
> Regards
>
>
>
> 2009/3/4 Chang J
Dear all,
I wrote a function test1 in test1.R.
Right, I am writing another function test2 on test2.R and trying to use
test1 function.
How can I do?
Is there any similar way like including test1.R in test2.R file?
Thank You Very Much.
Jia-Ming
張家銘 Jia-
Dear all,
I wrote the following code to calculate the density functions for two data
sets, respectively.
den_str <-density(str_data$Similarity);
den_non_str <-density(nonstr_data$Similarity);
However, I would like to knowing the difference between den_str and
den_non_str, that is, the di
...)
> par(mfrow = c(length(args), 1))
> lapply(args, plot)
> }
> plot_test(1:5)
> plot_test(1:5, 5:1, 3:7)
>
> 2008/11/14 Chang Jia-Ming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>> I want to write a function to plot a picture for each inputting file like
>> the following ex
I want to write a function to plot a picture for each inputting file like
the following example.
plot_test <- function(f1,f2)
{
plot_file(f1);
plot_file(f2);
}
However, the above function just could plot two input file.
If the number of input file is not sure, it could be 2, 3 or more.
plot_te
I want to write a function to plot a picture for each inputting file like
the following example.
plot_test <- function(f1,f2)
{
}
However,
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Jia-Ming
張家銘 Jia-Ming Chang
PhD Student
Comparative Bioinformatics Group
Bioinformatics and Genomics Programme
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