When asking a question of this sort, it is usually helpful to provide
an example of the code you were attempting to run.
For what its worth, the scale function works properly for me:
>>> from rpy import *
>>> r.scale( range(10) )
array([[-1.48630108],
[-1.15601195],
[-0.82572282],
[-0.49543369],
[-0.16514456],
[ 0.16514456],
[ 0.49543369],
[ 0.82572282],
[ 1.15601195],
[ 1.48630108]])
>>>
-G
On Dec 18, 2007, at 9:58PM , zhang chi wrote:
> I find a scale function in R language.
>
> But in Rpy, I can't use r.scale(), is there a scale() function in Rpy?
>
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