e is also better from a design point of view:
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x(value),
min_power = min(value), mean_power = mean(value))
# Reorder dataset for ggplot
dat_ggplot = melt(dat_power, id.vars = c("tstep"))
## Make the plot
ggplot(aes(x = tstep, y = value, color = variable), data = dat_ggplot) +
geom_line()
To change the colors of th
>>> myts = as.ts(start=myDate[1],end=myDate[length(myDate)],x=myFile[,1])
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>>> function)
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data[,1] == "chr7", 2])
> hist(mydata[mydata[,1] == "chr9", 2])
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Please provide a reproducible example (up to the point where you are
stuck), as suggested in the posting guide.
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use the foreach package...
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Hi,
Take a look at 'expand.grid' and 'ddply' from the plyr package or
foreach from the foreach package.
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ng environment. Setting n = 0
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...you could also take a look at the automap package (some blatant self
promotion ;)). This builds on gstat...
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rit of fortune(106),
"If <<- is the answer, rethink your question...". Why is it important
that your objects are not part of a larger object, which is standard
practice in R. You could also take a look at the attach() command:
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When you want to use pure R look at the plyr package and the foreach
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wrong.
Especially because a simple (as David mentioned):
melt(dat)
got you the right answer.
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You could take a look at the ggplot
to SpatialPointsDataFrame's. For reading
shapefiles, see the rgdal package.
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...and if you want to extract the smoothed lines per factor (as when
using facet_wrap) use d
details. You can run these command outside ggplot
to the values of the smoothed line. e.g.:
library(ggplot2)
# Make the plot
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melt) + geom_histogram(fill = "white",
col = "black") + facet_wrap(~ variable)
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theme_set(theme_bw())
ggplot(aes(x = value), data = dat_melt) + geom_histogram(fill =
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>> What do you want with the row names? The help file for ?write.table
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a simple
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, reproducible code.
...it would probably have been a better idea not to offer any money.
Nerds are not motivated by cash, but by a challenge :). Isn't there a
supervisor you can ask to help out? They are payed to supervise you
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a quite common format for storing data. Maybe you can even find
a standard binary format which you can use. But it is impossible to
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I would take a look at the 'raster' package. Furthermore, these kinds of
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reproducible code" I cannot provide an example of how to do it.
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