Thanks, Abby.
Apologies, I did convert my df into a svrepdesign object as follows:
df<-svrepdesign (data=df1, scale=1, repweights = df1[, 496:995], type="BRR",
combined.weights=TRUE, weight=~WTS_P, na.rm=TRUE)
therefore, I have called "df" as a svrepdesign however, from the survey
package,
> I have ran Kruskal Wallis as follows but get the following error:
> svyranktest(CARB ~ group, df, test=c("KruskalWallis"))
>From the survey package, I assume.
And df is a data frame, I also assume.
(Complete self-contained examples are good).
I checked the documentation.
The second argument is
Hi Everyone,
I am trying to assess whether the mean of carbohydrate intake (dependent
variable = continuous) is significantly different between five groups (groups =
people categorized into five different groups) (independent variable=
categorical). This is survey data with replicates and ther
When installing from a private repo, fails if the package depends on
another package from the private repo--even if its already installed.
Example makes this clear
```R
install_github('MyAcct/Preinstalled.Package', auth_token = 'x')
# works
install_github('MyAcct/My.Package', auth_token = 'x', upg
Given an "R" application's source code, how does one measure the number of
bytes taken by just the compiled application, not including the CRAN
libraries?
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Probably better posted on the r-package-devel mailing list, which is
specifically devoted to such issues.
Cheers,
Bert
On Thu, Jul 25, 2019 at 8:12 AM Helmut Schütz
wrote:
> Deer all,
>
> recently I noticed an unexpected effect. The PDF-manual built from the
> package’s .Rd-files looked differ
Deer all,
recently I noticed an unexpected effect. The PDF-manual built from the
package’s .Rd-files looked different to what I was used to before and to
the one rendered locally. Specifically: If the reference-section looks
like this
\references{
foo \href{bar}{baz}
...
}
previously "f
I most firmly do not agree with you, Rolf.
Over the years that I've been a member of this community I've noted the actions
of a small group who have seemed to feel that it is ok to be an asshole to
other people, and a group of hangers-on who have applauded and egged on this
shameful behaviour.
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