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Hi, I have built R (current development version) and BioConductor 1.7 with portland group compiler on a AMD Opteron. When I ran qc assessment on Affymetrix latin square data set, I got the following output, Loading required package: affy Loading required package: Biobase Loading required package: tools Welcome to Bioconductor Vignettes contain introductory material. To view,

..."offline" step by step! If possible, do the upgrade by joining each DC to the domain, rather than upgrading them offline. If you keep upgrading in-place you miss out on some features we only enable on fresh databases, like encrypted secrets (4.8) and sorted links (4.7).   As has become amply clear of late, in-place upgrades, while tested as part of our 'make test' are clearly are not as tested as they should be. In any case, replication between 4.7 and 4.8 shouldn't be a problem. I hope this clarifies things, Andrew Bartlett -- Andrew Bartlett https://samba.org/~abar...

...ries named 'dvipdfm', 'pdftex', etc on my computer, but I have no idea whether there might be a problem. When I install the package, I receive the message that most of my functions are "masked _by_ .GlobalEnv". I have no idea what this means; I'm sure that this is amply documented, but I confess that I have a rather difficult time with much of the documentation on writing packages. Apologies for the elementary level of these questions, and thanks in advance for your help! ~Dan Rabosky Dan Rabosky Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 237 Corson...

...that I expressed an outrageous opinion at Supercomputing back in November, to wit, that CL is probably the best language suited for today's multicore problems... but I don't have the time to hack one of the current implementations to proove the point. Although, you'll notice that LLVM amply prooves "Greenbaum's hypothesis" (IIRC): inside every sufficiently complex program there is an implmentation of a Lisp interpreter. ;-) -scooter

...th some >> arrows... this concept would totally make more sense. No DNE allowed ;) >> >> *Hacking Session* >> It was an absolute blast getting to meet many of the active >> contributors. I think it was a great meet & greet, and the room we >> were in was amply stocked with refreshments. Great job on getting >> that going. >> >> But if we want to get some collaborative coding, must have a >> conference room with tables, whiteboards, and wifi. Also there >> wasn't much direction towards the hacking, we were all coming...

Hello, i want to implement a common lisp subset using llvm for fun. This requires the use of a garbage collector. I read the docs, but many things are still unclear to me. 1. how are collectors supposed to find all living objects? there is llvm.gcroot for marking objects on the stack,but how do collectors crawl heap objects? I did not see a way to provide custom mark functions. Are

...s had conversations where if I could just draw a box... with some arrows... this concept would totally make more sense. No DNE allowed ;) Hacking Session It was an absolute blast getting to meet many of the active contributors. I think it was a great meet & greet, and the room we were in was amply stocked with refreshments. Great job on getting that going. But if we want to get some collaborative coding, must have a conference room with tables, whiteboards, and wifi. Also there wasn't much direction towards the hacking, we were all coming from different backgrounds and concentrations....

...ions where if I could just draw a box... with some arrows... this concept would totally make more sense. No DNE allowed ;) > > Hacking Session > It was an absolute blast getting to meet many of the active contributors. I think it was a great meet & greet, and the room we were in was amply stocked with refreshments. Great job on getting that going. > > But if we want to get some collaborative coding, must have a conference room with tables, whiteboards, and wifi. Also there wasn't much direction towards the hacking, we were all coming from different backgrounds and conce...

...d conversations where if I could just draw a box... with some arrows... this concept would totally make more sense. No DNE allowed ;) Hacking Session It was an absolute blast getting to meet many of the active contributors. I think it was a great meet & greet, and the room we were in was amply stocked with refreshments. Great job on getting that going. But if we want to get some collaborative coding, must have a conference room with tables, whiteboards, and wifi. Also there wasn't much direction towards the hacking, we were all coming from different backgrounds and concentratio...

...st draw a box... with some arrows... this concept would totally make more sense. No DNE allowed ;) >>> >>> Hacking Session >>> It was an absolute blast getting to meet many of the active contributors. I think it was a great meet & greet, and the room we were in was amply stocked with refreshments. Great job on getting that going. >>> >>> But if we want to get some collaborative coding, must have a conference room with tables, whiteboards, and wifi. Also there wasn't much direction towards the hacking, we were all coming from different backg...

...orted links (4.7).   Well you learn something new everyday ;-) Is this documented anywhere ? I also think this is a bad idea, anything new should just work without having to go through the 'demote' and 'join' loop, as this appears to have its own problems. > > As has become amply clear of late, in-place upgrades, while tested as > part of our 'make test' are clearly are not as tested as they should > be. That could be an understatement ;-) > > In any case, replication between 4.7 and 4.8 shouldn't be a problem. Unfortunately it seems it is. Row...

Hi, I am using 'best.arima' function from forecast package to obtain point forecast for a time series data set. The documentation says it utilizes AIC value to select best ARIMA model. But in my case the sample size very small - 26 observations (demand data). Is it the right to use AIC value for model selection in this case. Should I use AICc instead of AIC. If so how can I modify

...earn something new everyday ;-) > Is this documented anywhere ? > I also think this is a bad idea, anything new should just work without > having to go through the 'demote' and 'join' loop, as this appears to > have its own problems. > >> >> As has become amply clear of late, in-place upgrades, while tested as >> part of our 'make test' are clearly are not as tested as they should >> be. > > That could be an understatement ;-) > >> >> In any case, replication between 4.7 and 4.8 shouldn't be a problem. >...

...servers with multiple IP addresses. Am I on track so far or missing something obvious? How many concurrent connections do you (hello Timo) think dovecot in proxy mode can handle? High performance mode of course in this case. I'm interested in internal limitations, assume that CPU and RAM are amply supplied. Any and all feedback is appreciated. Regards, Christian -- Christian Balzer Network/Systems Engineer chibi at gol.com Global OnLine Japan/Fusion Communications http://www.gol.com/

Hi all, How do I obtain the current active path of a function that's being called? That's to say, I have several source files and they all contain definition of function A. I would like to figure out which function A and from which file is the one that's being called and is currently active? Thanks a lot! [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...so as to produce not only product but information on how to improve the product. Sometimes the only thing you can do with a poorly designed experiment is to try to find out what it died of. (R.A. Fisher) The experimenter who believes that only one factor at a time should be varied is amply provided for by using a factorial experiment. If there were a probability of only p = 0.04 of finding a crock of gold behind the next tree, wouldn't you go and look? The democratization of Scientific method. Designing an experiment is like gambling with the devil: only a random str...

puppet schrieb: > #779: access to inherited variables from within a template > -----------------------------------------+---------------------------------- > Reporter: simu | Owner: luke > Type: enhancement | Status: new > Priority: normal | Milestone: >

...proove the point. interesting, what makes lisp superior in this area over languages with explicit support for parallell computing (like erlang? or Ada) or languages which may be easier auto parallelized (like haskell because of its functional nature). > Although, you'll notice that LLVM amply prooves "Greenbaum's hypothesis" > (IIRC): inside every sufficiently complex program there is an > implmentation of a Lisp interpreter. Nice statement :)

Hello, How do I specify the formula and random effects without a startup object ? I thought it would be a mixture of nls and lme. after trying very hard, I ask for help on using nlme. Can someone hint me to some examples? I constructed a try using the example from nls: #variables are density, conc and Run #all works fine with nls DNase1 <- subset(DNase, Run == 1 ) fm2DNase1 <- nls(

The following dummy data frame has factor Q (with 2 levels) nesting factor P (with levels p1 and p2 nested under q1, and p3 and p4 nested under q2), but both crossing the random variate s, which has 8 levels. The dependent measure is dv. > # The data frame: > testnest dv s P Q 1 1 s1 p1 q1 2 2 s2 p1 q1 3 1 s3 p1 q1 4 2 s4 p1 q1 5 1 s5 p1 q1 6 3 s6 p1 q1 7 3 s7