I think one significant problem is the lack of 3D graphics support with
interactivity as per MATLAB ( I here Xgobi offers something hear but I
couldn't comment having not used it)
On the GUI issue, I'm split - once you get used to R then it's great just to
use the command line - but as a language
Hi,
I'm wanting to call R from Perl via the RSPerl package. However I cannot
seem to install it on my Macbook (OS X Tiger - R 2.6 - Perl 5.8.6). I try to
install the source downloaded from the sigmahat website - but it seems to
fail - when I search my system for R.pm - I can't find it? Something
Renato,
As you may know the two routines for fitting GARCH models are garchFit
[fGarch] and garch [tseries]. The RMetrics [who are behind the fGarch
library] team have usefully provided a white paper on Garch modeling
available from their website, which includes a simple example of how to fit
a G
Hi Duncan,
That fix worked I tested it with plot.pl and test2.pl, but I think a similar
problem is occurring with RGtk, which I need to install before I can use
RGtkviewers which in turn I need before I install IDocs :) I'm hoping the
combination of those modules will allow me to produce interact
I believe nlminb() performs *constrained* optimization, where as nlm() is for
*unconstrained* opimization
So I guess nlm() is for solving min(f[a,b]), and nlminb() min(f[a,b]) given
a+b <= c
FYI I think optim() also does constrained optimization, well I've used for
min(f[a,b]) given a <= a* and
Firstly surely (CL,PC5) = -0.7416656 is the minima?
I think something like this should work, though I'm not sure
library(MASS)
data(crabs)
crab.pca <- prcomp(crabs[,4:8],retx=TRUE)
x<- crab.pca$rotation
c.len = length(x[,1])
r.len = length(x[1,])
maxy = which(x == min(x))
x.co <- ceiling(max
I would welcome suggestions of where
> one might find such code.
>
>
> On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 3:16 AM, DavidM.UK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>>
>> I believe nlminb() performs *constrained* optimization, where as nlm() is
>> for
>> *unconstrained*
Personally I think the homepage needs a much better image not a "nice"
version of what is currently displayed.
Time Series is completely missing at the moment. Including something from
the fSeries .garchFit() routine would be a great to see (well done to the
RMetrics team on making it look good).
Hi,
That looks great, but maybe you should have a field "R Version Used" too. Of
course lots of code in specific versions of R fail when applied in
alternative versions.
Best,
David
U Bristol, UK
PG Student
Jeff-136 wrote:
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> R Community,
>
> I've put together a website that I thought th
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