r the name")
name <- scan (nmax = 1)
print ("enter the first name")
firstName <- scan (nmax = 1)
print ("enter the date of birth")
BirthDate <- scan (nmax = 1)
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I'm beginner with R language
My goal is to write a function that takes an input Erlang entering your
· Name
· Name
· Date of birth.
The program will calculate age and display output
first
I do know the system date (month, day, year)
I find with Sys.Date ()
I found a function. net to calcul
Hi everyone,
I was wondering what tools professional R users use so I went and posted this
question on stack overflow. I appreciate if you would please answer this
question too (either here or on stackoverflow)
Here is the link to the question
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6796490/tools-fo
I know commands like xtabs and table allow a user to do cross-tabulation
For example the following command generates a pivot table that shows the number
of cars that have the same number of gears and cylinders.
>xtabs(~cyl+gear,data =mtcars)
gear
cyl 3 4 5
4 1 8 2
6 2 4 1
812 0 2
>
We
I am trying to make this transition from a casual R programmer to a
professional programmer (trying to make money with R)
What tools should a professional R developer have?
what are the good utilities that can help R developers to code and debug more
efficiently? what type of tools are missing?
I am generating an ftable (by running ftable on the results of a xtabs command)
and I am getting the following.
Var1 Var2
date group
2007-01-01 q1
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