> I've checked my iteration loop with other dataset, i've not
> problems with integer numbers or other dataset with decimals
> but not all decimals dataset.
Any R data set that is 'not all decimals' will be represented internally as
floating point* (eg c(1, 2, 3, 1.5) consists of four floating
I've checked my iteration loop with other dataset, i've not problems with
integer numbers or other dataset with decimals but not all decimals dataset.
I would like it works with all type of data.
Thanks
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On 02/06/2013 07:51 PM, mary wrote:
I'm sorry,
I have a data set contains numbers with more decimal places, the data are
available in R "data (milk)".
I made a loop to get a robust correlation matrix but in calculations,
decimals cause me problems ( especially I do not know how R rounds numbe
I'm sorry,
I have a data set contains numbers with more decimal places, the data are
available in R "data (milk)".
I made a loop to get a robust correlation matrix but in calculations,
decimals cause me problems ( especially I do not know how R rounds numbers
by default) so the diagonal should
On 02/06/2013 10:40 AM, mary wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to calculate some functions loop, unfortunately my data are
decimal numbers that not allow me to get an accurate estimate. I do not want
to use neither "round "nor "signif" but I would prefer to have all the
information available, (the function
Hi,
I'm trying to calculate some functions loop, unfortunately my data are
decimal numbers that not allow me to get an accurate estimate. I do not want
to use neither "round "nor "signif" but I would prefer to have all the
information available, (the function loop is generic so you should adapt to
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