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Dear list, I would like to create histograms for up to three groups, with distincive colour/pattern, in a trellis panel. However, I have not been able to find a way to do this. histogram does not seem to have a group argument. Please help. /Fredrik

Hello, Is SS7 and PRI in any way compatible in that if the interface is configured one it will work for the other (granted, it will not have any of the ISUP, etc. parameters available if the line is PRI) or are they two distince protocols that have incompatible signalling? Thanks, Elliot

I am try to cross validate some logistic regressions. cv.glm allows me to do this randomly but since I have data over a number of years and over a number of distince areas, I would like to cross-validate temporarly and spatially. I've already attached the temporal and spatial attributes to my data, but I'm unsure as to how to achieve this, as it seems I can't use cv.glm for this purpose. Thanks in advance. T -- Trevor Wiens twiens at interbaun....

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Everything was working fine till last night. This morning I have many errors. I am using acts_as_ferret. Last updated around a month ago on linux. There are two different type of exceptions. I have over 12 exception emails but these are the two distince types. First exception: A EOFError occurred in home#event_info: End-of-File Error occured at <except.c>:79 in xraise Error occured in store.c:216 - is_refill current pos = 778, file length = 778 /usr/local/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/ferret/index.rb:517:in `close'' Second...

Dear all, I have recently experienced something with the function order I cannot explain: The help(order) (which I admit having overlooked before) rises even more my confusion... The following lines made me think order() was returning the 'order' each value in a vector would take when sorted. > a <- c(4.1, 3.2, 6.1) > order(a) [1] 2 1 3 Doing > plot(a,