places where I am by no means certain that my
interpretation is correct. I have highlighted some of these below with a
“??”.
I look forward to learning from you.
Warmest regards,
J. Andrew Hoerner
** Standard function recognition:* recognizing some or all of a string code
as a function. (Part of
, "E6000US0600153000") &
> EC07_A1$SECTOR %in% c("32", "33", "42", 44", 45", 51", 54", 61",
> "71",
> "81"), ]
>
> (Note that your original code snippet had a shortage of ) and didn't
&g
n% c("32", "33", "42", 44", 45", 51", 54", 61",
> "71",
> "81"), ]
>
> (Note that your original code snippet had a shortage of ) and didn't
> specify the data frame from which to take the columns.)
>
>
gest an alternative that would achieve
my ends.
Oh, and I would add, if there is a way of correctly using doing this with
the extract function [], I would like to know what it is. If not, I guess
I'd like to know that too.
Sincerely, Andrew Hoerner
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ring out how to read an unknown file type.
>
> The showNonASCII and showNonASCIIFile functions in the tools package are
> also helpful.
>
> I don't know of other examples.
>
> Duncan Murdoch
>
>
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Redefining
You can attach
> others using the ATTACH command
> (http://www.sqlite.org/lang_attach.html).
>
> Hadley
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>
My goodness.
You took that all the way from frustrating nonsense to sensible and obvious
with a single line of explanation.
A little breathless, andrew
command <-paste("CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS ", DBname_c, "_",
> indexName_c, " ON ", yourTable_c, " (",
> paste(indexVars_C, collapse=", "), ")", sep='')
> }
>
> Best,
> I
Andrew Hoerner rprogress.org> writes:
>
> Dear folks--
> I am not sure if this should be framed as a question about RSQLite, about
> debugging, about SQLite, or about how to write a good question. I have a
> little function (copied below beneath the error messages along with m
t;INTEGER",
AGE="INTEGER",
RACE="INTEGER",
FTOTVAL="REAL")
ndxs01 <- c("HWTSUPP", "RACE")
And the data in the file I am importing looks like this, but longer:
"YEAR","SERIAL",
ile "<-" does not?
>>
>
> Using "=" assigns a name. Using "<-" retruns a value and whether the value
> gets a name depends on the particular function.
>
> > foo <- function(X <- V) { print(X)}
> Error: unexpected assignm
Dear Bill--
Your final question has my confusion tagged exactly.
Thanks so much for your time and attention!
andrewH
On Sun, Dec 29, 2013 at 5:47 PM, William Dunlap wrote:
> On Dec 28, 2013, at 7:27 PM, Andrew Hoerner wrote:
>
> > Let us suppose that we have a function foo(X) whi
ould shed
light on the subject.
Sincerely, andrewH
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Let us suppose that we have a function foo(X) which is called inside
another function, bar(). Suppose, moreover, that the name "X" has been
assigned a value when foo is called.
I have noticed that many functions contain arguments with defaults of
the form X=X. Call this reflexive assignment. How i
1)
> ## do something with lines
> lines <- readLines(f, n = 1)
> ## do something with lines
> ##
>
> To find 'non-standard characters' you will need to define what
> 'non-standard characters' are. But perhaps ?tools:::showNonASCII, wh
The Stoppa distribution is a 3-parameter distribution that generalizes the
Pareto distribution, adding a second shape parameter but no location term.
The CDF is
F(x) = [1-(x/x0)-á]è0 < x0 < x
Kleiber & Kotz (2003). *Statistical Size Distributions in Econom
case may be - negative results are
important!) of that SIG.
If I learn anything useful (and not confidential) in off-list conversations
or correspondence, I will summarize it and post it here.
I would be most grateful for any assistance.
Peace, Andrew
J. Andrew Hoerner
Director, Sustainable
dates
for active SIGs.
Peace, andrewH
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nd the later, more up-to-date text
> "Software for Data Analysis" to be less helpful in understanding the R/S
> "internals" than the "S Programming" text. It was surprisingly sparse with
> its coding examples. You could sometimes go for pages without seeing an
nt
>> my book budget. Someday Ill probably buy a copy, but for the time being,
>> I
>> am stuck without it. So it would be great to have a piece of code that
>> uses
>> them explained in detail.
>>
>> Warmest regards to all, andrewH
>>
>>
>
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results back to the array, or
>> to a new array. Hence my question.
>>
>> Im afraid that this explanation is too long for people to read, but hope
>> springs eternal. Id be remarkably pleased and eternally grateful if I
>> got
>> a solution to the pro
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