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...running this in ESS in XEmacs 21.4.19, R 2.4.1 on Slackware Linux 11.0 with a 2.6 kernel. This is almost an entire script, although I've removed or disguised parts that would reveal my plans for world domination. The function is right here at the top: #################### # bagging function: bagger <- function (length = 25, formula, dataframe) { trees <- vector(mode = "list", length = length) n <- nrow(dataframe) bootsamples <- rmultinom (length(trees), n, rep(1,n)/n) mod <- rpart(formula, data = dataframe, control =...

...o the entire image. This results in a classified image that can then be checked for accuracy. Classification trees are increasingly used by the remote sensing folks but it seems like finding optimal trees is an active area of research in computational statistics. I've seen great claims made by baggers and boosters (and just what is bumping?) of increasing classification accuracy but aside from TreeNet by Salford Systems I'm not aware of tools that can grow forests of trees that can then be used to make predictions. Can anybody help? Promote security and make money with the Hushma...

Thanks for the advice. My question is more on how to do this? Let me use a biology gene analysis example to illustrate: In biology, there are always some house keeping genes which differ little even at pathological conditions. We know that at different batches, there are external factors affect the measurements. For example, overall signal intensity might be different due to lab reagents. A

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Hi all, First, a quick thank you for R; it's amazing. I am trying to fit models for a count dataset following the overdispersed logisitic regression approach outlined in Baggerly et al. (BMC Bioinformatics, 5:144; Annotated R code is given at the end of the paper) but R is returning an error with the data below. Any help in understanding or overcoming this obstacle is appreciated. >library(dispmod) # required for dispersion fitting # Now the data >counts<-mat...

In October of last year Marc Blanchet of the Canadian company Viag?nie made a presentation on how he and others had build IPv6 support into Asterisk and furthermore demonstrated that it worked. Marc Blanchet went into some details on how it was done and the amount of work that had gone into it. A question is this connection: When will these additions make their way into the Asterisk mainstream

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...usy (this is why I think the problem is with FOP and not asterisk since asterisk can complete the call to a supposedly busy extension). It also may be that asterisk is incorrectly reporting the information and FOP is just reporting what it sees. (THUS THE REASON FOR THE DOUBLE POST SO DON'T BAGGER ME ABOUT DOUBLE POSTING) The problem is repeatable. I am using Asterisk 1.2.5 and Zaptel 1.2.4 on Centos 4.2 with kernel update disabled (kernel is 2.6.9-22.EL-i686) with all updates applied through 'yum' and latest version of FOP (version 0.25). We are using SJPhones and Zyxel P2000w-v...

Hi I have a 3 x 2 contingency table: 10 20 30 40 50 60 I want to update the frequencies to new marginal totals: 100 130 40 80 110 I want to use the ipf (iterative proportional fitting) function which is apparently in the cat package. Can somebody please advice me how to input this data and invoke ipf in R to obtain an updated contingency table? Thanks. By the way I am quite new to R. -- Dr