I have a string s="70 75 none 80" that I would like to convert to an
robjects.FloatVector f, which in R would be f<-(70, 75, NA, 80)
Under py2-2.0, this works for me:
>>> import rpy2.robjects as robjects
>>> readings="70 80 none 90"
>>> f=robjects.FloatVector(readings.split(" "))
>>> print
I have a string s="70 75 none 80" that I would like to convert to an
robjects.FloatVector f, which in R would be f<-(70, 75, NA, 80)
Under py2-2.0, this works for me:
>>> import rpy2.robjects as robjects
>>> readings="70 80 none 90"
>>> f=robjects.FloatVector(readings.split(" "))
>>> print(f)
On 2011-10-05 02:48, William T. Martin wrote:
> I have a string s="70 75 none 80" that I would like to convert to an
> robjects.FloatVector f, which in R would be f<-(70, 75, NA, 80)
>
> Under py2-2.0, this works for me:
>
import rpy2.robjects as robjects
readings="70 80 none 90"
f=
