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2010 Oct 06
3
what is the "NOT IN" operator
...t is remove rows and/or columns. What is the operator for "NOT IN"? I tried (i)! %in% and (ii) ^%in% and both resulted in a "could not find function" error.
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2007 Aug 21
2
compiling R under cygwin
...5.1" "1.5.20s(0.155/4/2)" "20060527 19:21:22"
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2009 Oct 28
0
running aov() and lme() on 64-bit
...1 405 150.84639 <.0001
Main 5 405 3.74269 0.0025
Sub 2 6 0.55782 0.5995
Main:Sub 10 405 0.69772 0.7268
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2002 Jan 24
1
Re: coding factor replicates
How about this. Its not as 'swish' as Doug's response, but it might be a
little simpler to think about and adapt...
# show the test vector
> tmp
[1] A B C B C A C B A A B
Levels: A B C
>
# create a named vector to store the number of occurences of each level
> index <- numeric(length=length(levels(tmp)))
> names(index) <- levels(tmp)
> index
A B C
[1] 0 0
2002 May 15
3
question about scan()
Hi,
I am using the scan function to read from a file. In
general the syntax I am using is as follows:
scan("myfile", list(a = "", b="", c="", d=""), sep=",")
The file I am trying to read contains a #< in the 'd'
field. When the file is read into an object, the d
field comes as "" for that particular string.
I