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2007 Dec 17
0
Workaround for ACL and file attributes
...th everything required to restore ACL's later. Just use something like icacls c:\* /t /save caclfile and then make sure caclfile is in your rsync capture. - You can also use a simple dir command to capture all hidden, system, and read-only files. For example, running dir /s /b /a:h C:\* > chidden.txt will profile you with a simple list of hidden files in C:\. You can run this script on the directory you are backing up with rsync and make sure the chidden.txt file is included in the backup. When you restore, you can use the command "for /f %a in ('type chidden.txt') do attrib...
2007 Jun 16
0
Help in HMM commands
Respected Sir, I am working on Hidden Markov Models for count data. My data consist of number of new infectives in a ward per month. I have data for about 50 months. How can I fit a Hidden Markon Model to my data. I am using 'repeated' package('hidden' and 'chidden' arguments). I would like to know how can I estimate the initial values of the parameters(mu and pgamma). I have a 27 state Markov Chain.Can you tell me a standard book on HMM which have the corresponding R codes. I will be grateful for the help extended. Thanking You, Yours Faithfully, Reg...
2004 Jul 26
5
installing problems repeated.tgz linux
Hi, i try several possibilities adn looking in the archive, but didn't getting success to install j.lindsey's usefuel "library repeated" on my linux (suse9.0 with kernel 2.6.7,R.1.9.1) P.S. Windows, works fine Many thanks for help Christian chris at linux:/space/downs> R CMD INSTALL - l /usr/lib/R/library repeated WARNING: invalid package '-' WARNING:
2006 May 25
1
Computing a reliability index of a statistic with missing data
Hi All, I'd like to compute a kind of reliability index (RI) that would in a sense stand as a measure of reliability of a statistic (histogram etc) computed on a time serie with missing values. The final goal is that: RI=1 for a perfect reliability RI=0 for a total unreliability (no data at all as an extreme case...) The percentage of missing data is one indication: the more missing data,