Hey folks - trying to iterate through the quantile object and use the keys
as numeric values, so like:
for a, b in percentiles.iteritems():
print a, b
The key, a, is a string, '5%', etc, but I'd like to use the numeric
representation (.5). Is there a way of cleanly doing that w/o manipulating
Hi,
The example is not self-contained, strictly speaking: one does not have
the data files needed to run it locally.
Otherwise, the rternalize function is currently not handling named
arguments. They should be handled with in the rpy2-2.3.x series, and in
the meanwhile (if this is really the
On 2011-07-29 20:28, Wells Oliver wrote:
Hey folks - trying to iterate through the quantile object and use the
keys as numeric values, so like:
for a, b in percentiles.iteritems():
print a, b
The key, a, is a string, '5%', etc, but I'd like to use the numeric
representation (.5). Is there
