to extract these to a csv.
Brandon
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I'm *Brandon Sheley* and I ran across your name on a forum or blog online.
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over a decade and just wanted
I have a list of data frames,
ownersList <- list(exp2004owners,exp2005owners,
exp2006owners,exp2007owners,
exp2008owners,exp2009owners,
exp2010owners,exp2011owners,
exp2012owners,exp2013owners,
exp20
I can't get my head around the *apply family of functions,
surely there's a better way than what I have.
I've tried using paste0 on the years, but then I have lists of strings, not
data frames.
`realList<-paste0("exp",as.character(2004:2014),"s")`
I can't seem to convert these lists of strings to
Hello all,
I'm still pretty new to R, and often am unsure of what I am doing. In this
case, I am modifying some code for a textbook exercise. The textbook uses
BUGS, but the unmodified code for the BUGS version refuses to even run, so
I decided to use JAGS instead. The unmodified JAGS code runs fi
I haven't used r in quite a while but would like to get back into it. I
have a problem that I would like to solve with r. I have some multinomial
data that looks to follow an asymmetric sigmoidal growth pattern. Solving
a multinomial gompertz partial differential equation in r is what Im after.
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Is the value.name ignored as well?
Looks like it might have been left out of the function call?
>reshape2::melt
function (data, ..., na.rm = FALSE, value.name = "value")
{
UseMethod("melt", data)
}
Brandon
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 08:45, Johannes Radinger wrote
Have you tried loading reshape2 after ggplot2 and all it's requirements?
Usually whatever is loaded last masks earlier loaded packages with
functions of the same name so if reshape2 is last then it should mask
reshape(1) and all of it's similarly named functions.
Brandon
On Thu, Nov 1
Hello all,
I'm trying to create covariance matrices that, when processed via CFA methods
(in the sem package) will produce exact fit with simple structure down to poor
fit with cross loadings. What is the best way to do this? I don't really need
to have the exact loop code, but maybe an expla
It was my understanding that R wasn't really the best thing for absolutely
huge datasets. 17.5 million points would probably fall under the category of
"absolutely huge."
I'm on a little netbook right now (atom/R32) and it failed, but I'll try it
on my macbookPro/R64 later and see if it's able to
Upload it to GoogleDocs <http://docs.google.com> or
Dropbox<http://dropbox.com>and give us a public link to the dataset.
HTH,
Brandon
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 21:57, Felipe Carrillo wrote:
> For some reason the shapefile can't get attached.
> The shapefile is too larg
value representations (VR's)
* Parsing SequenceItem tags (undefined lengths are allowed)
* Integration with oro.nifti (to be released) to convert DICOM to NIfTI or
Analyze format
Brandon
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data formats.
* NIfTI extensions are allowed both as input and output.
* With the XML package installed there is the ability to keep an "audit
trail" of all operations that have been applied to a particular S4 data
object.
Brandon
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master. It is certainly more flexible - but without a particularly
sufficient increase in complexity - than trying to write script in
SPSS and STATA.
Brandon Zicha
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in rawToChar() in R = 2.11, embedded nuls are no longer
allowed except at the end of the string. I run across these all the
time in my user data. How can I recover as much of the text as
possible when reading in from a binary file with embedded nuls in R >=
2.
< sqrt((zk-x)^2+(wk-y)^2) - dk
where zi, wi, di are known scalars.
I would appreciate any help with how to implement this in R.
Many thanks,
Brandon Z.
University of Antwerp
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"lightbox", "orthographic" and "overlay" displays
o Expanded vignette with examples
I look forward to receiving feedback on this project.
cheers...
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sets have also been provided.
Sincerely,
Brandon
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'names' attribute [70] must be the same length as the vector [68]
Sorry, but could someone tell me what the error is trying to get at?
thanks,
Brandon
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platform. Searching through the R-site and R-help produced
zero hits, so I assume it has not been attempted or at least not announced
anywhere.
If anyone would be interested in participating in such an endeavour,
please feel free to contact me.
cheers...
Brandon
ets on the same axes, you'll have to do a
plotmeans/plotCI call for each data set but before the second, third, etc
plot you should call par(new=TRUE)
cheers,
brandon
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> I have a bunch of
Thank you very much for your help!! I want to be sure I do this analysis
right
Cheers,
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You can use the length() and which() functions for that:
> length(which(m == 2))
cheers,
brandon
rostam shahname wrote:
Hi, I wonder if there is any function which gives the number of times which
an element is repeated in the matrix. Let say there is a matrix, I would
like to find out
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