On Mar 20, 2012, at 10:36 AM, adamu eloji wrote:

Dear all,

 Who will bail me out.

You seem to be doing homework. This is not a mailing list for homework.

Iam using R with S-Splancs.

What is that? You cannot use S packages with R unless someone has ported it.

Anytime i typed in the syntex, an error will appear eg setwd("C:\ \TEMP)
dat <- read.table(cheshire_fmd.cvs",header=TRUE, sep=",")

Sarah has already shown you the error of the first statement.

dat.<-read.table(''chesire_fmd.cvs'',header=TRUE,sep='',)

That will produce is a different error but it seems to possibly related to you attempting to create double quotes by using two instances of singe-quotes together. That will not succeed. You can match either single quotes or double quotes but you cannot use ''name''.


Error: unexpected symbol in "dat.<-read.table(''chesire_fmd.cvs"
dat$x.km <-dat$xcoord/1000

Error: object 'dat' not found
dat$y.km <-dat$ycoord/1000
Error: object 'dat' not found
dat[1:10,]
Error: object 'dat' not found
Library(splancs)

Capitalization is crucial. Unless there is a package with a function named "Library" as a function, that will not do anything useful.

I was advised to remove the '>' at begining of each line, but its like that symbol is a default. How do i do that.

We have no context for that question. But again this is not a "homework help line". You should be using you local resources for instruction


Thanks
El-Oji Adamu
Nigeria

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