e (which
performs cross validation by repeatedly executing in a subshell) in
terms of a shell script language filled with a large number of
conditional statements, does anyone know of a way to execute external
programs in the middle of a script without referencing the shell
resource file located on an NFS mounted directory?
I have read through the >help(os) documentation repeatedly, but just
can't find a solution.
Even a small lead or thought would be greatly appreciated.
With thanks from humid Kyoto,
J.B. Brown
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minimum of 1
comment line per 3 code lines (1:3) though I often code 1:2 or 1:1, I
use the parenthesis style above.
Example:
# The true positive rate of an experiment is calculated as: TPR = [ TP
/ ( TP + FN ) ] .
Just food for thought.
J.B. Brown
Kyoto University
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es the
internal conversion from 1 to 0 as the starting index?
Better yet, include a method which sets/specifies the 0/1 behavior,
and have item() reference the 0/1 setting to obtain the proper offset.
Just a thought.
J.B. Brown
Kyoto University
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