Alexy Khrabrov wrote:
> -- obviously I need to use numpy array for the matrix. How would I
> load and save t with numpy, select blocks of the matrix without
> copying, and pas on to R? How can one create a data.frame in R from
> a numpy array read in Python -- or would I rather read.table/
Greetings -- i want to read in a huge table and slice it, plotting
pieces of it with R. The table t looks like,
run ord unitwords new
1 1 14971009697
1 2 21121009538
1 3 20351004484
1 4 14921035463
In
Hi JL,
I'm in the proccess of fixing a number of bugs with RPy, and will be
releasing a new version shortly that resolves this issue. If you
are impatient, you can get the current version from the subversion
repository, where the fix for this issue has already been committed.
-G
Nov 7,
Hi Rpy-ers:
I am trying to install Rpy on my windows XP. But I didn't succeed. I
looked through this list and found some related but not exact same
problems. There was no definite answer to those questions either. Any
suggestions will be very much appreciated.
Here's the error. When I tried t
