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Laurent Gautier ha scritto:
> Anne Ghisla wrote:
>> Hi list,
>>
>> I'm using packaged rpy2 on Debian Squeeze in a python-grass script to
>> perform kriging and, among other things that rpy2 executes smoothly, I
>> need tho change the names of two colum
Bugs item #2827401, was opened at 2009-07-26 19:44
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It will likely return something inaccurate with the following
import rpy2.robjects as ro
my_list = ro.r('list(a=1, b=2, a="a", c=3, a=TRUE)')
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Jon Olav Vik wrote:
> I have had great use of rpy2, especially with the rnumpy and ipy_rnumpy
> wrappers. One useful feature of rnumpy [1] is
Anne Ghisla wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I'm using packaged rpy2 on Debian Squeeze in a python-grass script to
> perform kriging and, among other things that rpy2 executes smoothly, I
> need tho change the names of two columns in a dataframe.
> This edit is necessary because the dataframe coming from pre
Hi list,
I'm using packaged rpy2 on Debian Squeeze in a python-grass script to
perform kriging and, among other things that rpy2 executes smoothly, I
need tho change the names of two columns in a dataframe.
This edit is necessary because the dataframe coming from previous
as.data.frame command rec
I have had great use of rpy2, especially with the rnumpy and ipy_rnumpy
wrappers. One useful feature of rnumpy [1] is autoconversion from Python to R
objects, which will also deal with nested lists/dicts.
Is there an equally convenient way of getting a Python dict or list out of an R
list, poss
