Did you ever get a response on this? I have been having a similar problem.
Thanks,
Sarah
antje-4 wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> I was using Open/Save-dialogs from the package svDialogs (SciViews). But
> now
> the package has dissapeared? How do I have to set up my R-installation to
> further use
Download the package to your hard drive from here:
http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/svDialogs/
Then install directly using install.packages (for instructions on doing
this, type ?install.packages)
Just tried it, worked fine for me.
Hi there,
I was using Open/Save-dialogs from the packa
In the past few weeks I have had to give myself a crash course in R, in order
to accomplish some necessary tasks for my job. During that time, I've found
this forum to be helpful time and time again - usually I find the answer to
my problem by searching the archives; once or twice I've posted que
hi, I'm a total noob who is having to ramp up to full speed very quickly due
to an unfortunate abrupt staffing change at my job :)
I have longitudinal data that looks like this:
PID OBSDATEDaysAgo CleanValue
NAME
1 1410164934000610 8/17/2004 13:03:38
I realize the R developers are probably overwhelmed and have little time
for this, but the documentation really needs some serious reorganizaton.
My reply:
I'm quite new to R and so have spent a lot of time in the last few days
reading documentation both online and text. I'm incredibly impres
I'm sure I'm missing something obvious in the documentation...
I'm generating a boxplot
boxplot(CleanValue~ApptCategory*ReportingCode,data=newfile)
where ApptCategory is a factor with possible values ("New","Established")
Problem is, the output orders those factors alphabetically, and I'd reall
at is probably what you want.
HTH ...
Peter Alspach
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In general I try not to post questions to forums until I've tried my best to
read about them in the available documentation. I recently undertook a
project that used odfWeave and have been very pleased with the package.
But, the R help documentation suggests that there are more sophisticated
thi
I've written a program which will be run by someone who isn't an R programmer
and isn't all that computer-savvy in general. The user starts the program
and is prompted to input various information such as location of data files.
I've used the Sciviews svDialogs package for this with good success
misunderstood?
Rpad can offer the user a calendar from which they choose a date.
>From the main Rpad page try the Weather Explorer demo for
an example:
http://www.rpad.org
On Wed, Dec 31, 2008 at 4:33 PM, Tubin wrote:
[...]
>
> My question is: is there a highly user-friendly way to p
h him.
Barry Rowlingson wrote:
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> 2008/12/31 Tubin :
>>
>> Hm. This looks like a fantastic package in general... but for this
>> particular project I would rather not have to redo the entire program to
>> run
>> in Rpad. And it is not immediately evident
I'm trying out odfWeave in a Mac environment and getting some odd behavior.
Having figured out that the code snippets only work if they're in certain
fonts, I was able to get R to run a test document through and produce an
output document. After running it, though, I get a warning message:
Warn
I have date and time data which looks like this:
[,1] [,2]
[1,] "7/1/08" "9:19"
[2,] "7/1/08" "9:58"
[3,] "7/7/08" "15:47"
[4,] "7/8/08" "10:03"
[5,] "7/8/08" "10:32"
[6,] "7/8/08" "15:22"
[7,] "7/8/08" "15:27"
[8,] "7/8/08" "15:40"
[9,] "7/9/08" "10:25"
[10,] "7/9/08" "10
Works like a charm! Thanks.
Gabor Grothendieck wrote:
>
> On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 11:52 PM, Tubin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> I have date and time data which looks like this:
>>
>> [,1] [,2]
>> [1,] "7/1/08" "9:19"
&g
I hope someone can point out my stupid error, because I'm baffled.
I am calculating a bunch of variable values and then placing them in a
document using odfWeave tags.
This is working very nicely for every spot except one.
One of the values I calculate is traindev:
traindev <- if (trainlength
Sarah Goslee says: "I'd take a good look at trainlength, trainscores and
traindev using str()
and summary(), and print at least part of each to the screen. If the same
line of code works with one dataset and not another, the problem is more
likely your data than your code. If that doesn't help y
Unfortunately - no luck. Changing to the ifelse construction didn't fix the
problem, and changing the "" to a zero or a NA also didn't help.
Meanwhile, I have 4 other sd calculations on the same dataset, using the
same construction, elsewhere in the document and code. None of them are
giving me
renaming the variable does not help. I actually started with trainsd as the
variable name.
I believe that Sarah Goslee must be correct, and it's the data set I'm
working from. Which moves my inquiry to the statement that establishes the
dataset - I am combing through that now and will report
All interesting suggestions. Let's see...
Running the code on a randomly-generated dataframe or a different "real"
dataset still has the problem.
A whole new document with only a single line \Sexpr{trainsd} seems to work
just fine.
If, in the actual project document, I use:
<>=
odfCat(trainsd
All interesting suggestions. Let's see...
Running the code on a randomly-generated dataframe or a different "real"
dataset still has the problem.
A whole new document with only a single line \Sexpr{trainsd} seems to work
just fine.
If, in the actual project document, I use:
<>=
odfCat(trainsd
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