Again, thank you all for the replies (and for the free R lesson!)
You helped me a lot and I very appreciate it.
I will work my self trough the for and apply section of my R manual again..
Thanks,
Bye, inga
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Dear all,
Thanks for the many replies!
Indeed, the function does not represent my explanation. It should have been:
if (x[i] > 170 && x[i] < 1250 && y[j] > 150 && y[j] < 480)
Sorry, my mistake.
My data looks like this:
head(input[,3:4])
x y
1 701 209
2 685 209
3 566 248
4 562 234
5
Dear all!
I'm quite new to R and at this moment a little bit lost in trying to make a
function work with a for loop
that has two variables (i and j) and multiple if statements..
I hope that someone of you could help me. I would very appreciate it!
What do I want to do? I am analysing the data o
Thanks for the reply!!
Inga
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Dear all,
For a project I need to calculate the conditional AIC of a mixed effects
model.
Luckily, I found a reference in the R help forum for a function to be used:
CAIC <- function(model) {
sigma <- attr(VarCorr(model), 'sc')
observed <- attr(model, 'y')
predicted
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