Dear R-listers,
I am fitting bivariate mixed models for cost-effectiveness data of cluster
randomized trials using lme in R. So I have individuals nested within
clusters. My response variable is a vector with bivariate response (individual
level costs and effects) stacked into a single colum
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Dear R-listers,
I have been using Snowfall (version 1.84) for parallel computing on a quad-PC
running Windows 7 for a month or so without much problem. I started having
problems runnnig R with Snowfall over o
Dear R-listers,
I have been using Snowfall (version 1.84) for parallel computing on a quad-PC
running Windows 7 for a month or so without much problem. I started having
problems runnnig R with Snowfall over our network when a new Novell client was
installed for Windows 7. I experinenced netwo
Hi David,
Thank you for your advice. I have just figured why neither the
suggestion of 'par("din")' or "dev.size()" works for me. Having
specified 'rescale="fixed"' in a preceding windows() command seems to
prevent R from reporting the current window size. See here:
windows(width=7.5,height=6,r
Dear Prof Ripley,
Thank you very much for your advice. In fact, I have already tried
'par("din")'. It does not seems to pick up the changes made to the
window. For example, I issued the par command after the plot:
> par("din")
[1] 7.5 7.0
[changed window size]
> par("din")
[1] 7.5 7.0
The res
Dear R-listers,
I am writing a function that will generate a simple plot for the user . The
size of the window (that contains the plot) may not be what the user wants.
Supposing the user adjusts the window to a size of her/his choice, I would like
to be able to save the new window size and
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