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> Subject: [R] Simulating distrib
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> Subject: [R] Simulating distribution of max of two die
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> how to find
Why not
d <- ifelse( d1 > d2, d1, d2 )
or
d <- pmax( d1, d2 )
?
Apply operations may seem "beautiful", but I think the speed and simplicity of
vectorized operations are truly beautiful.
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Jeff Newmiller The . .
Hallo
I am teaching a very elementary intro course about R, and want to show
the students how to find the distribution of the maximum of rolling
two balanced die. Is there perhaps a more elegant way to do this,
other than the way I am using below? (I would like to show them two
ways - the
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