Re: [R] How can I export a paired t-test output table to an excel file?

Hello Jason, if you put your t-test into an r-object, like here (taken from the documentary example): t.test <- pairwise.t.test(Ozone, Month) you can get the table with t.test$p.value also you can get a lot of other stuff. you can see what's available with "str(t.test)". hope that's what you'

Re: [R] time-series statistics collection

One of the most important concepts is most certainly Stationarity (see “unit root test"). the most common r-package will be: tseries. see: Brockwell/Davis (2006): Time Series: Theory and Models. Brockwell/Davis (2002): Introduction to Time Series and Forecasting. Cowpertwait/Metcalfe (2009): Intr

Re: [R] Rcurl package for windows - Need help

Google.com -> “cran rcurl“ "windows binary not available" -> read me skip through file, find: “Packages GLMMGibbs, RCurl, XMLRPC, XML, gridSVG, survnnet, yags do not build out of the box or other special in other circumstances. Nevertheless these are available at http://www.stats.

Re: [R] importing multiple file form folder

Hi, if you're on a mac, I would recommend Automator. If you're on unix I would recommend a handy bash script with regex. And on windows.. I don't know.. you could do regex in R, couldn't you? Am 28.05.2012 um 21:02 schrieb mpavlic: > Hi all, > > I have a set of files (which is growing) in a