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Hi, i'm using this command line with EMD package filename<-emd(y,x,boundary="wave",plot.imf=F) i'd like to know if this EMD uses default values for non-specified arguments. i'm especially interested in "stoprule", "max.imf", "tol" behavior in such cases. Thanks

...e to access (and analyze) all public data in the easiest way possible. That would create a real impact, would put R a big leap forward and would enable us to see the world with different eyes. There is a lack of a direct connection to the API of these databases, to name a few: - Eurostat - OECD - IMF - Worldbank - UN - FAO - data.gov - ... The ease of access to the data is the key of information processing with R. How can we handle the flow of information noise? R has to give an answer to that with an extensive API to public databases. I would love your comments and ideas as a contribution i...

...anslation, several requirements must be met to guide code generation. Those include: 1) In addition to the -ffast-math flag, support is needed from clang to allow the user to be able to specify the desired precision requirements. The additional flags needed include the following, where "imf" is shorthand for "Intel math function". -fimf-absolute-error=value[:funclist] define the maximum allowable absolute error for math library function results value - a positive, floating-point number conforming to the fo...

...anslation, several requirements must be met to guide code generation. Those include: 1) In addition to the -ffast-math flag, support is needed from clang to allow the user to be able to specify the desired precision requirements. The additional flags needed include the following, where "imf" is shorthand for "Intel math function". -fimf-absolute-error=value[:funclist] define the maximum allowable absolute error for math library function results value - a positive, floating-point number conforming to the fo...

Dear list, Hi, I am emailing to see if it would be possible to get some help on running MCMCfactanal on R. I am trying to derive a single score measuring a likelihood to recieve IMF loans from 8 different variables related to IMF representation but for reason, my codes do not seem to take me to where I want to be. For some reason my code drops certain rows ( countries) automatically, making it impossible for me to acquires factor scores for those observations. It would also be...

...ethods" >> $ mnames : chr [1:2] "object" "value" >> $ fnames : chr [1:4] "object" "subset" "target" "value" >> [1] "f" "fdef" "fnames" "fsig" "imf" >> [6] "method" "mnames" "omitted" "omittedSig" "sig0" >> [11] "sigNames" "signature" >> List of 2 >> $ omittedSig: logi [1:4] FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE >> $ signature : Named chr [1:4...

...ot;methods" "methods" $ mnames : chr [1:2] "object" "value" $ fnames : chr [1:4] "object" "subset" "target" "value" [1] "f" "fdef" "fnames" "fsig" "imf" [6] "method" "mnames" "omitted" "omittedSig" "sig0" [11] "sigNames" "signature" List of 2 $ omittedSig: logi [1:4] FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE $ signature : Named chr [1:4] "TilingFeatureSet" "ANY&q...

...ctors/packet-smtp.c 2008/04/13 16:21:22 24988 ++++ epan/dissectors/packet-smtp.c 2008/04/13 16:33:44 24989 +@@ -97,10 +97,6 @@ + "DATA fragments" + }; + +-/* Define media_type/Content type table */ +-static dissector_table_t media_type_dissector_table; +- +- + static dissector_handle_t imf_handle = NULL; + + /* +@@ -175,6 +171,7 @@ + gint length_remaining; + gboolean eom_seen = FALSE; + gint next_offset; ++ gint loffset; + gboolean is_continuation_line; + int...

...; "methods" > $ mnames : chr [1:2] "object" "value" > $ fnames : chr [1:4] "object" "subset" "target" "value" > [1] "f" "fdef" "fnames" "fsig" "imf" > [6] "method" "mnames" "omitted" "omittedSig" "sig0" > [11] "sigNames" "signature" > List of 2 > $ omittedSig: logi [1:4] FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE > $ signature : Named chr [1:4] "TilingFea...

Hi The best is definitively (X)Emacs (my opinion). For Windows have a look at (GNU Emacs): http://www.math.auc.dk/~dethlef/Tips/introduction.html And for XEmacs with Cygwin (XEmacs, Latex, ..., for Ess simple save (require 'ess-site) in your init.el): http://home.imf.au.dk/hellmund/indhold.html For native Xemacs for Windows: www.xemacs.org Xemacs is easy to install, use and configure (more easy than the GNU-Version). Under Linux both comes with the most distributions (I use both under SuSE 8.2). HTH Thomas -----Urspr?ngliche Nachricht----- Von: Angel...

...ror on Solaris: Version: 1.3.1 Check: examples Result: ERROR Running examples in ?Rlibeemd-Ex.R? failed The error most likely occurred in: > ### Name: ceemdan > ### Title: CEEMDAN decomposition > ### Aliases: ceemdan > > ### ** Examples > > imfs <- ceemdan(UKgas, threads = 1) gsl: tridiag.c:191: ERROR: matrix must be positive definite Default GSL error handler invoked. The package is structured in such way that the underlying C library uses GSL for performing complete ensemble empirical mode decomposition, and I have written R...

...t; >> $ mnames : chr [1:2] "object" "value" > >> $ fnames : chr [1:4] "object" "subset" "target" "value" > >> [1] "f" "fdef" "fnames" "fsig" "imf" > >> [6] "method" "mnames" "omitted" "omittedSig" "sig0" > >> [11] "sigNames" "signature" > >> List of 2 > >> $ omittedSig: logi [1:4] FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE > >> $ s...

Hi all! It's my first message on this ML. I just installed Fedora Core and I had a small problem... kernel + initrd do not fit in a 1.44 disks... I looked at documentation and at code (kernel.inc) and I saw that syslinux - load kernel - load initrd - boot kernel So perhaps a small workaround for above problem should be to add a configuration to initrd (ie initrd=@initrd.img) to just ask to

...ames : chr [1:2] "object" "value" >> >> $ fnames : chr [1:4] "object" "subset" "target" "value" >> >> [1] "f" "fdef" "fnames" "fsig" "imf" >> >> [6] "method" "mnames" "omitted" "omittedSig" "sig0" >> >> [11] "sigNames" "signature" >> >> List of 2 >> >> $ omittedSig: logi [1:4] FALSE T...

...chr [1:2] "object" "value" ? ? >>> >> $ fnames? : chr [1:4] "object" "subset" "target" "value" ? ? >>> >> [1] "f"? ? ? ? ? "fdef"? ? ? "fnames"? ? "fsig"? ? ? "imf" ? ? >>> >> [6] "method"? ? "mnames"? ? "omitted"? ? "omittedSig" "sig0" ? ? >>> >> [11] "sigNames"? "signature" ? ? >>> >> List of 2 ? ? >>> >> $ omittedSig: lo...

Dear helpeRs, a colleague of mine would like to give R a try. He uses econometric models which typically involve a large number of variables, esp. time series. Having no experience with handling very large data sets myself I turn to you. 1. Could you please describe your experiences to cope with these situations? 2. What kind of difficulties will he have to face? Are there special

...chr [1:2] "object" "value" >>> >> $ fnames : chr [1:4] "object" "subset" "target" "value" >>> >> [1] "f" "fdef" "fnames" "fsig" "imf" >>> >> [6] "method" "mnames" "omitted" "omittedSig" "sig0" >>> >> [11] "sigNames" "signature" >>> >> List of 2 >>> >> $ omittedSig: lo...

...chr [1:2] "object" "value" >>> >> $ fnames : chr [1:4] "object" "subset" "target" "value" >>> >> [1] "f" "fdef" "fnames" "fsig" "imf" >>> >> [6] "method" "mnames" "omitted" "omittedSig" "sig0" >>> >> [11] "sigNames" "signature" >>> >> List of 2 >>> >> $ omittedSig: lo...

Henrik, If a minimal reprex is hard to construct, could you perhaps instrument your version of R to include a browser() call at the start of the else if(!all(signature[omittedSig] == "missing")) { branch, run the code that triggers the issue for you (and must hit that branch) and tell us what the "signature" and "omittedSig" objects look like at that point?

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