Thanks guys - that is better.
You all rock!
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I found the solution.
The problem was indeed R.
Their is a simple way to solve the problem, but it just needs a bit more
time.
If you download large integers from a database, convert it "on the fly" with
SELECT CONVERT(yourcolumn,char)
That is it. This is nor problem, as long you do NO compar
", but I see no
difference. Any ideas what I can do?
Thank you!
jorgusch
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Hello,
I have a large matrix (foo), I have to split by weeks and in which measures
start at different points of time.
Now I am looking for the number of the week, in which a specific value
appears. I do not need the date or any other information from a row, but
(due to structure of result table)
rle is extremely cool!!
This is really an impressive method to reduce vectors to point where you
need to do calculations. This really helped! Thanks a lot!
jorgusch
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Hello,
I must be blind not to see it, but I have the following vector:
4
4
5
6
6
4
What I would like to have as a result is:
4
5
6
4
All repeated values are gone. I cannot use unique for this, as the second 4
would disappear. Is there another fast function for this problem?
Thanks in advance
stingPrice, x$ScanID,), function(.price){
> # return sum of duplicated; non-zero => duplicated prices
> sum(duplicated(.price))
> })
>
>
> On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 12:11 PM, jorgusch wrote:
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>> Hi,
>> I have a big set of data with price lists in di
Hi,
I have a big set of data with price lists in different periods. I want to
check whether there are equal prices and if so, start a loop to look closer
into it. However, my solution so far is based on a loop and I cannot think
of a vector based approach...any ideas?
# Counting vectors
equali<-0
Hello,
I have a large matrix (data), in which there is a column offerid. The values
are numbers (lets say 1:5)
There is another vector (idnew), which contains some of the offerids and
many more (3:10).
I want a subset of the matrix wiith only those rows, which match the
criteria of the vector.
e learned but in preparing the data for the use of the
function.
It is like a magic barriere R keeps or wants to keep alive. These are just
my two cents.
Anyway, I thank you a lot for your advice and it will be well remembered.
Patrick Connolly-4 wrote:
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> On Wed, 12-Aug-2009 at 03:36AM
for such scenarios.
I mean, R can be as fancy and amazing statistical programm as it is, but not
getting the data in properly in first place, makes it kind of useless.
jorgusch
Patrick Connolly-4 wrote:
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> On Tue, 11-Aug-2009 at 01:39AM -0700, jorgusch wrote:
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> |&
3 Results 42
Results
V8 V9V10
1 36 Results 22 Results 28 Results
I just need the numbers as a vector.
Excel can do it with a few lines of VBA, but there must be a way to do it
directly in R, would make things easier.
Thanks a lot!
jorgusch
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help
section for the command help is short.
Are there ways to paste several variables into one query? The table we are
looking at also changes so, it would be quite handy to do it once in a line
on top of it.
Thanks!
jorgusch
Dieter Menne wrote:
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> jorgusch web.de> writes:
>
&
Hello,
Okay, this is a help for me too, thanks!
However, how do I do it for two variables/entries in the database?
Thanks
jorgusch
Aaron Sims wrote:
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> R HELP,
>
> I am trying to use an R script to connect to a mysql database. I am
> having a problem using a variab
does not help as the database does not now this entry. Anyway to make it
work?
I am using RMYQL
Thanks!
jorgusch
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