Dear Mike,
I remember so very well the time when I struggled with exactly the same
things, reading a file seeming like an almost insurmountable task.
However, given this actually is very simple I can also understand the
reactions you got. Imagine every newbie asking these questions over
and over a
Not work how? You need to tell us what kind of errors you see, otherwise, we
can only guess.
I'd lose the file() construct. It sets up a connection object, which can be
less than useful when read.table reads the file several time in order to
decipher the column structure of the file.
So plain
Hi Brodie,
Thanks for your suggestions, I definitely appreciate it.
Yes, I realize these aren’t Mac-specific questions, so forgive a new member
the mistake of accidentally posting to the wrong listserv. I realized that
after the fact, but there it is.
I think I discovered two problems today tha
> On Monday, September 7, 2020, 6:08:51 PM EDT, Mike Feher
> wrote:
>
> Hi Peter,
>
> Here is a snippet of the code I was trying to start with:
>
> filepath1 <- file("/Users/michaelfeher/Documents/R
> Documents/COVID19/20200906-1822-total-cases-jones.data")
> filepath1
> TotalCasesJones <- read
Great, thank you. I was following along the tutorial session provided in
the official documentation and I could not make sense of how they were
opening the Michelson-Morely experimental data. It seemed as if they were
forcing the source file to be read in from some library location, where in
all
Hi Peter,
Here is a snippet of the code I was trying to start with:
filepath1 <- file("/Users/michaelfeher/Documents/R
Documents/COVID19/20200906-1822-total-cases-jones.data")
filepath1
TotalCasesJones <- read.table(filepath1)
This definitely did not work for me.
Mike
On September 7, 2020 at 3
> On 7 Sep 2020, at 07:09 , Ken Beath wrote:
>
>> On 7 Sep 2020, at 9:31 am, Mike Feher wrote:
>
[snip]
>> 4. I tried to read in a set of dummy space-delimited data saved in an
>> absolute path on my computer, but it would not work. I tried something in
>> another path that did not have a s
> On 7 Sep 2020, at 9:31 am, Mike Feher wrote:
> 2. Are these objects, etc. stored on disk somewhere, or are they only
> accessible via the interfaces? For example, I would be interested to see
> the source code for the demo examples to learn how to do certain things, if
> this is possible.
> On Sep 6, 2020, at 4:31 PM, Mike Feher wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> As I’m getting familiar with R, I have some basic questions that I thought
> of to shoot to useRs:
You should review the ListInfo material. Most of these questions have nothing
to do with the Mac version of R.
>
> 1. When l
Greetings,
As I’m getting familiar with R, I have some basic questions that I thought
of to shoot to useRs:
1. When looking up library functions, symbols, objects, etc., is there a
Google-style “global search” capability for all that is available with my
installation? Or is it just all accessibl
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