Emm, I'm afraid I forgot to mention that the problem is that it plots the ecdf graphic, along with a lot of garbage numbers on it (so you almost cannot see the graphic).I would be grateful if anyone could help.Regards,Felipe.Felipe Ortega <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió: Well, it seems that today is m
Well, it seems that today is my Murphy's law day.Imagine a Python list 'foobar' that contains values from some experiment.Then try to plot:r.plot(r.ecdf(foobar), xlab="LABELX", ylab="LABELY", do_points=r.FALSE,verticals=r.TRUE)So if this doesn't work properly, you can't even implement with RPY exam
Hello.I've got a problem with Python to R conversion on RPY.Suppose I create a Phython list, and then assign it to a R variable:bar=list(something)r.assign("foo", bar)Then I need to do the equivalen to this in R syntax:> barlow = bar[bari.e, I want to use a logical vector.With RPY in Python this do
