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...space, especially the white space between: 1. rows of panels 2. the top panel and its title (which contains info on r2 and N) 3. each panel and its x label. I've dug around in the plot help files but can't seem to find how to do this. Any help much appreciated, thanks! Mark Na #####ELEPHANT SPECIES RICHNESS par(mfrow=c(3,4),oma=c(0,0,2,0)) models<-list(data$SR.elephant.obs~data$AREA, log(data$SR.elephant.obs+1,10)~log(data$AREA,10), data$SR.elephant.obs~log(data$AREA,10), log(data$SR.elephant.obs+1,10)~data$AREA) for (i in 1:length(models))...

Dear LATRC and devotees, I have developed some Linux queueing disciplines. I developed them for my masters project. You are free to use or distribute my work. Here is the abstract from my dissertation:- This is a project to implement a Mice and Elephants queuing discipline on Linux. My project has three aims. The first aim was to produce a prototype Mice and Elephants router for the purpose of further evaluation of the Mice and Elephants strategy. The second aim was to make a contribution to Linux by making my implementation as...

I would like to get this program to run: http://www.pokerstrategy.com/software/9 It needs mono, which is no real problem, I used winetricks to install dotnet20 and mono. Unfortunately I run into the same problem that is described here: http://www.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=24647&threadview=0&hilight=&hilightuser=0&page=1 but the solution requires me to run an .msi

Has anyone made an Ogg Theora+Vorbis copy of the movie Elephant's Dream from the full resolution frames and FLAC audio files hosted by Xiph (as opposed to transcoded from some other version)? If so, where could I download a copy? I don't have the storage or CPU speed to do that job in a reasonable amount of time, so I thought I'd ask. Thank...

The CITES Programme for monitoring the illegal killing of elephants (MIKE) is looking for a Data Scientist based at the UN Environment Programme in Nairobi, Kenya. For more details and to apply, please go to http://tinyurl.com/mikeds-p3. Deadline for applications is 3 July. Org. Setting and Reporting The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is the U...

** High Priority ** Hi I am trying to login to a Samba share via win98, When I try get access to a shared folder that is protected. It prompts me for a password. the problem is that the username is already typed in and I can not change it. On winxP, when I get prompted I can put in the username and password, and it works fine. Please any help would be muchly appreciated. Thanks Steven

I recently found these sample videos for codec/decode testing and was wondering if someone can give me more info on these files and how to use them. http://media.xiph.org/ED/ First I would like to know what is the frame rate needed for the ED-360 and ED-1080 to be sync with the audio samples?? Second what tool (specific command) can I use to convert this sequence of PNG files to raw YUV and to

> Only freezing it will > replace it with something concrete such that if x is poison then > freeze(x) == freeze(x), etc. Nit: it's not true that freeze(x) == freeze(x) in the current proposal. Each freeze can choose its own value. John

John, Here’s what I’m getting at “Poison” is an attribute of a “value”, not a “value” itself. “Poison” is an analysis result, and we should think about implementing it as such, just like we do constant and range analysis. Turning “poison” into a “value” means all “values” now have in addition to a bit pattern an extra attribute (IE a tag). Peter Lawrence.

...A, E 3 2 F,G,H F, G, H # So f1$Split is the list of lists column I want to denormalise or use as the subject for subsetting # f2 is data to use to select subsets from f1 > f2 <- data.frame(c1=LETTERS[0:8], c2=c("Apples", "Badger","Camel","Dog","Elephants","Fish","Goat","Horse")) > f2 c1 c2 1 A Apple 2 B Badger 3 C Camel 4 D Dog 5 E Elephant 6 F Fish 7 G Goat 8 H Horse # I was able to find which rows of f2 are represented in the f1 lists (not entirely sure if this is...

So what does everyone else think of Oracle's announcement? http:// developers.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/10/25/2316221 I kind of think that they are going to be hurting RedHat (a valuable partner if you believe their deployment numbers). Oh silly, silly Larry. I guess the only hope that we have is that it actually increases mind share of RHEL and hence broader support for it (and

.../ If you would like to discontinue receiving messages of this type, please use this: http://vu.info.shopblack.com/abc/big/rf.html A man was travelling abroad in a small red car. One day he left the car and went shopping. When he came back, its roof was badly damaged. Some boys told him that an elephant had damaged it. The man did not believe them, but they took him to a circus which was near there. The owner of the elephant said, 'I am very sorry! My elephant has a big, round, red chair. He thought that your car was his chair,and he sat on it!' Then he gave the man a letter, in which h...

Hello! Now i'm using Wine since 2 years and i always played GTA San Andreas with Wine, together with other games. Every Wine version is getting better and better and i saw a lot of games working simply by waiting it was implemented... Wine is now IMO becoming good for new games, they are more and more supported, less things to patch... But games are working, but getting slower and slower! A

...talking about splitting up the SelectionDAGNodes.h header file. Just creating additional source file hierarchy (yes, I can hear the groans about extra compilation overhead) so that augmenting SDOperand and its children is less onerous. -scooter (*) MIT response to how different disciplines hunt elephants in Africa: "Sociologists don't hunt elephants, they help elephants find themselves."

B. Scott Michel wrote: > It'd be easy to hack PromoteOp to make a pass to determine all operands' > promoted value types, take the max, then figure out some way to > re-promote them to maximal promoted value type. Except that this is a > non-optimal solution requiring PromoteOp to potentially traverse the > operand tree twice. > > Any suggestions or ideas? >

Here’s what seems to really be going on “undef” === models an uninitialized register, but “poison” === turns the entire IR into a tagged architecture Is this really the way to go ? It seems like a odd choice given that none of our current targets are tagged architectures, all of this tagged IR has to somehow be reduced back down to normal target machine instructions. This question

Sanjoy, The point is this, you have to take a stand one way or the other on the function-inlining issue: [1. this function *always* executes statement S, F(a) { If (a == a) S; } but in llvm if you inline it and “a” happens to be “undef” then nothing can be said about whether statement S is executed. This is indefensible.] My belief is this: that llvm exists for a

> On Jun 16, 2017, at 8:23 PM, Sanjoy Das <sanjoy at playingwithpointers.com> wrote: > > Hi Peter, > > On Tue, Jun 13, 2017 at 10:27 AM, Peter Lawrence via llvm-dev > <llvm-dev at lists.llvm.org> wrote: >> Here’s what seems to really be going on >> >> “undef” === models an uninitialized register, but > > No, it specifically does

...rong track? If someone calls sales for instance, and presses 44364 for their PO number when prompted, I just want to have a text record of the digits they pressed in my CDR so I can easily view it. No trying to do database lookups or screen pops from it or anything fancy, I'm trying to eat an elephant one bite at a time. Anyone have a solution for that? I hope I'm not being a pest by asking a question every other day, but the responses I've gotten have been very helpful. I'm trying to learn as much as I can from the array of documentation, and I swear I'm only asking when...

A little while ago here we had a short discussion about Task Views - I think ignited by someone saying 'how many times do I have to say "have you read the Optimisation Task View?"?' and I poured some fuel on that fire by saying "Task Views" was a stupid name. Anyway, I did say that Task Views were rather brilliant, but were let down by their hidden position on the R