Besides monitization, Windows has a few other things that infuriate
me... (1) VERY hard to control updates, (2) "sneaker" updates - things
installed that people don't want (like trying to force Windows computer
owners to update - and sometimes wrecking the computer when it does),
(3) bad update
I am trying to figure out the best way to organize and plot data
generated by a Excel spreadsheet (one driving a sample turntable and
collecting optical spectra).
The output of the equipment and software is an excel spreadsheet with
sample numbers in the first row, and in the first column ther
I've studied R a little bit, although I haven't used it in some time
(except via RCommander). I'm working on my dissertation project and
have spectrometer data that I need to evaluate. I need to find a way to
simplify the output from multi-way ANOVA so I can reduce the areas of
the spectrum t
Thanks for the advice I've received.
FYI - It turns out that the problem was connected to the way R handles
pipes and FIFOs, compared to the way the socat command does. (I don't
know exactly what, but trying different things solved it!)
I found that if you use FIFO() in R AND set up a FIFO c
Yeah, this is a bit lengthy, but it's a vexing problem.
First, I'm working on learning R, mainly by using it and coming more
from a programming aspect (I have the books and have gone through them,
but learn best by doing). I have multiple projects going where R is
almost necessary. I learned
I'd spent hours with Google trying to find how to control a separate
software package from R via a UDP interface (I could run the package
under a "system" command, but that was too slow). I finally figured out
a way to communicate with UDP through R, and it works fine (using the
"system" comma
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