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Hi All, I've been struggling on that one for a couple of days. I've tried several things, but nothing is worth publishing. I'm working with a bird nests data frame for which I have a laying date (LD) and a fledgling date (FD) (in calendar Julian date) by nest id. For the period spanning between LD and SD, the nest is termed "active". Each nest id occur once in the data frame. How could I get the cumulative percentage of active nests by date within a specified time frame ? Let's say from Julian d...

...h user interfaces. I've been playing around with gWidgets to develop a model building interface. I'd appreciate any comments, suggestions, or guidance on how to better structure my R code and organize the programming task. In addition, any suggestions for features and improvement to this fledgling project would be welcomed. The code and some screenshots are available here... http://r-rime.blogspot.com/ Thanks!

I''m taking my first fledgling steps driving a new ruby (non-rails) project with BDD. I''ve got a (test) story working. However, when I run the story in TextMate (via command-r), the output is plain text. See: http://skitch.com/georgeanderson/8grg/run-examples How do I get the output to look pretty (formatted)? rspe...

...nt me in the right direction, I would appreciate it. TIA, Bret Example: testdata 0 0.196454948 1 0.063515510 2 0.149187592 3 0.237813885 4 0.282127031 5 0.066469719 6 0.001477105 7 0.001477105 8 0.001477105 x<-rnorm(1000, 2.84, 1.57) barplot2(testdata, xlab="Fledgling Number", ylab="Probability", ylim=c(0, 1), col="black", border="black", axis.lty=1) lines(density(x)) --Version-- platform i386-pc-mingw32 arch i386 os mingw32 system i386, mingw32 status...

Dear all, I am researching solutions for "how do you squeeze as many Rails apps as you can on a cluster" problem. Environment constraints are as follows: * 4 commodity web servers (2 CPUs, 8 Gb of RAM each) * shared file storage and database (big, fast, not a bottleneck) * multiple Rails apps running on it * normally, the load is insignificant, but from time to time any of these apps

Hi All, I'm aware of this statement by Mark circa July 2004: -begin- SIP is an IETF standard. While there is some fledgling documentation courtesy Frank Miller, IAX is not a published standard at this time. -end- And the thread "How far is IAX to be a Standard" circa November 2004. It is not my intention to start a protocol war; I was discussing IAX and SIP with an Editor at ZDNet and the question came up...

Hi All, Is there any sign of a Samba 2.2.2 RPM for Red Hat 7.0 in our future? If not, there is a possibility that I could create one at one of my RH 7.0 customer site. All I would need is instructions on how to upload it to you. Many thanks, --Tony aewell@gbis.com -- ------------------------- I Fish. Therefore, I am. -------------------------

I have two puppet master servers in my fledgling puppet infrastructure, a production one and a dev one. I have configured the production one as the authoritative CA, and I have one test agent machine which I''m switching back and forth with the "server" option in /etc/puppet/puppet.conf. When I point the agent at the produc...

...wasn't >written for multi-processor systems it will only use one, even with >"the system" seeing and using both.(?) > >I am curious about this and was hoping others with more experience >could help me out. > I was in your same position awhile ago. Actually, I was a fledgling with Linux and WINE when I started going to SMP, and I asked this question as one of my first questions. The responses that I got were basicly: Linux supports SMP by supporting POSIX threads, which due to standards require that they can be run on any processor. Linux's processes are just rea...

...mpact off-loading the echo-canceller and DTMF detection really has for one of these cards. In the last month I have learned a little more about Sangoma and Asterisk. Sangoma has given money and has been donating code to the Asterisk community for some time now. They also have given money to other fledgling telephony projects such as Yate (http://yate.null.ro/pmwiki/). In light of the improvements made in the last month and the reliability I've seen in the system I've been running for the last month with a Sangoma card in it, I would now recommend Sangoma cards for just about anyone except f...

Hi! Some - few - providers are using IAX2 as a protocol. Most are using SIP. I know that there are advantages of IAX2 regarding multiple connections. But beside this I'm asking myself (and you all) why I should prefer IAX2 when my SIP connection is working. Are there differences in the performance? Bye! Michael

Did anyone else catch the redesign? I don''t know who''s responsible, but it''s lookin better! Good job... -- seth at subimage interactive http://www.subimage.com/sublog/ -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://wrath.rubyonrails.org/pipermail/rails/attachments/20060528/f9f92618/attachment.html

A short status update: Yesterday 3 of the 4 disk drives in the RAID array on the server that hosts voip-info.org failed. The coloprovider is currently working to replace the drives and I'm hoping that the site returns to service soon. Tomorrow is looking most likely. I'd like to thank all those that have called or emailed to offer help and/or encouragement. I will definately be looking

Hi, I've already sent this to feedback@vorbis.com, but I got no response and this might be more correctly placed here anyway, so here is a revised vesrion. I have one thing to criticize, which is the file extension *.OGG. It's ambigous (the Netrek meaning) and using it for both video and audio seems confusing. Plus, there are a lot of OGG files floating around that are generated by

Hi, I've already sent this to feedback@vorbis.com, but I got no response and this might be more correctly placed here anyway, so here is a revised vesrion. I have one thing to criticize, which is the file extension *.OGG. It's ambigous (the Netrek meaning) and using it for both video and audio seems confusing. Plus, there are a lot of OGG files floating around that are generated by

...rface, openssl will have to accept keys by URI instead of file and may choose to support the provider serialization API. Note, though that most token and engine based keys won't support serialization because it's simply not possible. The engine mechanism this patch adds is essentially the fledgling URI mechanism except that in current form, openssh checks for an openable file. However, the concept of passing the "file" argument of ssh-add straight to the engine is what becomes a URI in the provider interface. Once the transition to providers is complete, the engine code and the it...

...the users. > With integers it is less clear that there is a difference in R, but it > has been mentioned that you can get overflows from adding and multipying > integers which you dont get with reals. In other programming languages, > division of integers is integer division and many a fledgling C > programmer has found the hard way that (2/3)*x is different from 2*x/3. > and this, again, is an *implementation* matter, not a property of numbers. again, in languages that allow the user to think mathematics rather than registers and processors, (2/3)*x == 2*x/3 would rather evaluat...