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Hi guys, I am a biologist and an R newbie, and I'm learning how to create a simple population model. So, I have a population matrix ("pop")of 30 age classes of female (1:4 are non-breeders, 5:30 are breeders) which will be modelled for 100 years. > pop <- matrix(0,30,100) I then populate this matrix with 3 young adult females. > pop[5, 1] <- 3 I then want to run this for 100 years, with stochasticity, to see how this population does over time. > for (y in 1:100)...

...direct me to the correct one and I'll post similar queries there in the future. I've been happily using rc3 since shortly after its release and slowly converting the music collection on my PC from mp3 to ogg. I've now run into a problem that has me stumped. On the 2nd track of The Breeders _Last Splash_ album, the intro bass riff comes up with some frickin' /nasty/ artifacts that vorbis has never given me before; like it's been dropping samples. The test cases I've run so far are -q 4, -q 5, -q 9, and -b 128. The CD itself plays fine, as does the .wav from which I...

...errors Product: rsync Version: 2.6.8 Platform: All OS/Version: Linux Status: NEW Severity: major Priority: P3 Component: core AssignedTo: wayned@samba.org ReportedBy: jochen@penguin-breeder.org QAContact: rsync-qa@samba.org when rsync fails to read part of a file, it silently transfers blocks of zero bytes instead of the actual data. This renders rsync useless for most kinds of backup applications, because in case of a hardware failure, all backups may be already destroyed...

...pony you want but it will cost you > money. ?There are R programmers out there who can write you a package if you > pay them the right price. ?Supporting your local grad student population can > also work; hunger is a great motivator. > > In the end you can also pay a corporate pony breeder like SAS for a trusty > thoroughbred that is well respected by people in high places. ?However, you > may notice that these ponies bear some telltale signs of inbreeding-- one of > their eyes may not point in the same direction as the other or the pony > becomes confused easily when put...

...nager, no X. I installed sane-backends on this machine and ran scanimage -L as root, which gave this: [root at babasse ~]# scanimage -L device `epson:libusb:001:002' is a Epson Perfection610 flatbed scanner I read the various docs on sane-project.org, especially this document: http://penguin-breeder.org/sane/saned/ My first problem, and apparently one big difference between CentOS and Slackware, is that there is no entry for the scanner in /dev. Now what does the above output of scanimage -L exactly mean? That my scanner device file is /proc/bus/usb/001/002? [root at babasse 001]# ls -l /pro...

...tion"=>"", "phone_number"=>"", "password"=>"", "email"=>""}, "x"=>"48", "y"=>"10", "action"=>"create_account", "controller"=>"breeder", "address"=>{"city"=>"", "postal_code"=>"", "country"=>"US", "street_ext"=>"", "street"=>""}}

Who decides what features are in R and how they are implemented? If there is someone here who has that authority I have this request: A report() function analogous to the plot() function that makes it easy to generate a report from a table of data. This should not be in some auxiliary package, but part of the core R just like plot(). As a long time SAS user I cannot believe R does not have this.