Hello,
And here are three more ways. I will put the data, corrected in Bert's
post, in a data.frame.
R <- c(1,8,3,6,7,2,3,7,2,3,3,4,3,7,3)
Day <- c(1,1,1,1,1,2,2,2,2,2,3,3,3,3,3)
Freq <- paste0("a", rep(1:5,3))
df1 <- data.frame(R, Day, Freq)
# Base R, as for the function, see Bert's post
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Well, first of all, your example is messed up. You missed the "c" in front
of the ( in Freq <-; and all of the Freq entries need to be enclosed in
quotes for proper syntax. A simpler way to do it is just to use paste() and
rep():
Freq <- paste0("a", rep(1:5,3))
(If you are not familiar with such "
I am having problems making a correlation/association between two variables
by a factor.
In the case below, I need to know the correlation between R and Day at each
frequency (a1-a5). Each frequency would have a corresponding correlation
between R and day.
I have found a lm function that is simil
I want to compare between conditional maximum likelihood (CML) and weight
maximum likelihood (WML) using misspecified ordinary least square model.
Are there packages in R which implements the conditonal maximum likelihood
and weighted maximum likelihood method for estimating OLS Models?
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Am Mon, 26 Jul 2021 16:07:24 + (UTC)
schrieb Baki UNAL via R-help :
> Hi
>
> I can query a table from a mysql database with RMariaDB. One of the
> table's column indicates "trade_time" and contains values such as
> "09:55:02.113000". When I query this table I can not get fractional
> seconds.
In this context, "partial" is not the name of any function or package in R.
It is just the name of a parameter. And its meaning, which is specific to
sort(), is spelled out in the documentation for sort:
> ?sort
...
If ‘partial’ is not ‘NULL’, it is taken to contain indices of
elements
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