Thanks for the advice,
this will certainly help a lot.
I think i will pass on the rserve interface :).
In my opinion it's a layer that isn't specifically written for python and to
be able to use it in a stable condition,
the interface probably needs a lot of maintenance overtime. If i have to
buil
Richard, I have not been using rpy all that long, but it seems powerful to me.
I suggest first reading rpy documentation and especially the sections on
notation of underscores.
Second, when I use scripts I generally create a file/script and then call the
script from python/rpy. There are proba
richard mendes wrote:
> Hello Sean,
> The code that i was using was simply pasting the same code in python.
> r("i<-1") # i should use the attach statement i think
> r("while (i <= length(groups) ) {")
> r("png(file=sprintf('MAplot%03d.png', i), width=600, height=600)")
> r("MAplot(rawAffyData, pa
Hello Sean,
The code that i was using was simply pasting the same code in python.
r("i<-1") # i should use the attach statement i think
r("while (i <= length(groups) ) {")
r("png(file=sprintf('MAplot%03d.png', i), width=600, height=600)")
r("MAplot(rawAffyData, pairs=TRUE, plot.method='smoothScatt
On Jan 15, 2008 1:38 PM, richard mendes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello Rpy users,
>
> Probably a very simple question but i couldn't find the answer in the
> documentation.
> i have a r script which uses a while loop, how should i execute this in
> rpy ?
>
> the script looks like:
>
> i<-1
>
Hello Rpy users,
Probably a very simple question but i couldn't find the answer in the
documentation.
i have a r script which uses a while loop, how should i execute this in rpy
?
the script looks like:
i<-1
while (i <= length(groups) ) {
png(file=sprintf('MAplot%03d.png', i), wi
