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...trigger (Mb) max used (Mb) Ncells 267097 14.3 531268 28.4 531268 28.4 Vcells 429302 3.3 20829406 159.0 55923977 426.7 I'm embedding this in an Sweave/TeX file, so I *really* can't have this printing out. Suggestions other than manually editing the TeX file? Robin Jeffries MS, DrPH Candidate Department of Biostatistics UCLA 530-624-0428

...$y) [1] "numeric" "vector" Instead of only pulling the rows where a$y==0, i'm getting where they're 0, OR NA. ? Again I feel like either something was changed when I wasn't looking.. or I'm reaaaaaaly forgetting something important. Thanks, Robin Jeffries MS, DrPH Candidate Department of Biostatistics, UCLA 530-633-STAT(7828) rjeffries@ucla.edu [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...0.27310639 0.1613537 0 % as.factor(ethnic3)1 0.17297835 0.19556664 -0.21032531 0.5562820 0 % as.factor(ethnic3)2 0.63507020 0.18017975 0.28192410 0.9882163 0 % u -0.01322976 0.18896230 -0.40291914 0.3764596 64 % Thanks, Robin Jeffries MS, DrPH Candidate Department of Biostatistics UCLA 530-624-0428 [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...) and c(t-1) into FUN2 to simulate b(t) and c(t). I'd love to have one core run FUN1 and another run FUN2, and better yet, a third to run all the pre-and post- processing tidbits! So if anyone has any suggestions as to a direction I can look into, it would be appreciated. Robin Jeffries MS, DrPH Candidate Department of Biostatistics UCLA 530-633-STAT(7828) [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...n't seem to assign it to an object, 1,2,3,4> myvec <- cat(c, sep=",") 1,2,3,4> myvec NULL and if I bypass the object assignment and put "My vector is (\Sweave{cat(c, sep=",")}). " prints out "My vector is (). " Suggestions? Robin Jeffries MS, DrPH Candidate Department of Biostatistics UCLA 530-624-0428 [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...tic regression. Because of the small sample size we need to calculate exact confidence intervals. The quick solution is to purchase LogExact by Cytel. However, we'd like to do this in R. Anyone have experience with this? Many thanks, Tomas ____________________________________ Tomas Aragon, MD, DrPH, Director Com Health Epidemiology & Disease Control San Francisco Department of Public Health Tel: (415) 554-2724, Fax: (415) 554-2848 Pgr: (415) 809-7837, Mob: (415) 706-5203 Email: tomas.aragon at sfdph.org URL: http://www.medepi.org/aragon -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-...

...s ... subject.value[5] <- sum(value[11:15]) # the next 5 measurements I'd imagine it'll be some sort of *apply(value, nrep, sum) but I can't seem to land on the right format. Can someone give me a heads up as to what the correct syntax and function is? Danke, Robin Jeffries MS, DrPH Candidate Department of Biostatistics UCLA 530-624-0428 [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...am interested in comparing and assessing fit of non-nested models. I don't want to program all the diagnostics described in Hosmer/Lemeshow (2000). Can someone proficient with clogit and assessing fit for non-nested models point me in the right direction. Many thanks! Tomas Tomas Aragon, MD, DrPH Tel: 510-847-9139 (mobile) URL: http://www.idready.org

...tic regression. Because of the small sample size we need to calculate exact confidence intervals. The quick solution is to purchase LogExact by Cytel. However, we'd like to do this in R. Anyone have experience with this? Many thanks, Tomas ____________________________________ Tomas Aragon, MD, DrPH -----old post 2002 end------------ At that time, the answers were not too encouraging. Anyway, I might have the very same query 2008. Ok, I tried to do some homework and started to look for packages maybe implementing different methods. I did run across 'elrm' (Zamar, D., McNeney, B. &...

Hi, I'm new to R, and I'm STATA user before, could you help me where I can get document about comparison command between STATA and R. Thank you very much, Best regards, -iip-

Hi all, I'm trying to use lapply on a list with the following command: out<-lapply(mylist,myfun,par1=p,par2=d) (1) where myfun<-function(x,par1,par1) {.....} (2) now this function is in fact a wrapper for some Fortran code I have written so I think this might be the problem. When I call lapply() as in (1) I get the following message: Error in get(x,

Alternate title: How can I persuade my students that R is for them? Alternate title: Can R replace SAS, SPSS or Stata for clinicians? I am teaching introductory statistics to twelve physicians and two veterinarians who have enrolled in a Mentored Clinical Research Training Program. My course is the first in a sequence of three. We (the instructors of this sequence) chose to teach R rather than