On 1/18/10 8:39 PM, Luca Beltrame wrote:
> Hello,
>
> while working with DataFrames I noticed that "rownames" is a read-only
> attribute (setting it raises an exception), and it's missing from
> from_csvfile.
>
> However, some R packages (a few from Bioconductor, for example) expect to
> access som
On 18/01/10 20:23, Luca Beltrame wrote:
> In data lunedì 18 gennaio 2010 19:58:26, Laurent ha scritto:
>
>
>> # translation of the R code into rpy2
>>
> [snip]
>
> Thanks, I'll try that out. Is there a wiki for rpy2.1.x?
Not currently. It could be arranged on either the Sourceforge or
b
Hello,
while working with DataFrames I noticed that "rownames" is a read-only
attribute (setting it raises an exception), and it's missing from
from_csvfile.
However, some R packages (a few from Bioconductor, for example) expect to
access some data stored in the rownames: constructing a Data
In data lunedì 18 gennaio 2010 19:58:26, Laurent ha scritto:
> # translation of the R code into rpy2
[snip]
Thanks, I'll try that out. Is there a wiki for rpy2.1.x? The more I port my
code to rpy 2.1 the more questions I get, and it would be nice to keep them
somewhere so they could be useful f
On 18/01/10 16:47, Luca Beltrame wrote:
Hello,
I'm porting over some code from pure R to RPy2.1 (because I'm using R only to
perform the calculations, as I much prefer the data in other structures that
are more efficient) and I stumbled upon a function (which I didn't originally
write) that uses
Hello,
I'm porting over some code from pure R to RPy2.1 (because I'm using R only to
perform the calculations, as I much prefer the data in other structures that
are more efficient) and I stumbled upon a function (which I didn't originally
write) that uses "which".
As far as I can remember, th
