Wacek Kusnierczyk wrote:
> there's another way. use the rpy's NaN (or numpy's nan):
>
> import rpy # import numpy
> x = range(10)
> x[5] = rpy.NaN # x[5] = numpy.nan
> rpy.r.plot(x)
> rpy.r.lines(x)
>
>
... note: nan is not quite the same as na, but i
to rpy.NA at the last possible
>> moment. Must be something in the docs...
>>
>
>
there's another way. use the rpy's NaN (or numpy's nan):
import rpy # import numpy
x = range(10)
x[5] = rpy.NaN # x[5] = numpy.nan
rpy.r.plot(x)
rpy.r.lines(x)
(used long
Gregory Warnes wrote:
> This bug should be corrected in the latest version of rpy. What
> version are you using?
>
>
1.0.1 (picked by easy_install).
vQ
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Is it a bug, or an installation problem?
Otherwise, rpy is a great package.
Thanks,
vQ
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