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...m()), or in any other way. So in the end I was not able to use boxplot at all. I will appreciate any help ?for dummies? you can give me. Also, if you know any other way to identify outliers, or to use Cook dimension to identify them, I will really appreciate. Thanks, Monica Monica Palaseanu-Lovejoy University of Manchester School of Geography Mansfield Cooper Building Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PL, UK. email: monica.palaseanu-lovejoy at stud.man.ac.uk

...rpolation (i mean the one which takes into consideration only x and y coordinates) so i can try to modify it to take into consideration z values as well. I am not sure it will work, or i can do it - but it worth a try - of course if this is not already done. Thanks, Monica Monica Palaseanu-Lovejoy University of Manchester School of Geography Mansfield Cooper Building Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PL, UK. email: monica.palaseanu-lovejoy at stud.man.ac.uk

...st any good package to use for identifying outliers it will be great ;-)) Hopefully from now one, since i understood how i am using the examples, what 'data()' means and how i am using my own data, i will put less trivial questions. thank you so much indeed, Monica Monica Palaseanu-Lovejoy University of Manchester School of Geography Mansfield Cooper Building Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PL, UK. email: monica.palaseanu-lovejoy at stud.man.ac.uk

...ot use the other commands suggested in Help. Also, if i am using memory.size(max=TRUE) i get a value corresponding to about 1024K, and if i am using memory.limit(size=NA) i get a value of about 4000K. How can i force R to use more memory? thank you for any suggestion, Monica Monica Palaseanu-Lovejoy University of Manchester School of Geography Mansfield Cooper Bld. 3.21 Oxford Road Manchester M13 9PL England, UK Tel: +44 (0) 275 8689 Email: monica.palaseanu-lovejoy at stud.man.ac.uk

...me line, how can I sort a tab-delimited table after the values from one column? I know how to assign one column to a vector and sort that vector, but what if I want to sort the whole table, like in Excel for example? Thank you in advance for all your time and answers, Monica Monica Palaseanu-Lovejoy University of Manchester School of Geography Mansfield Cooper Building Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PL, UK. email: monica.palaseanu-lovejoy at stud.man.ac.uk

...anguage, but I don't know how to fix it! I'm not using any extended character set or non-English language. Anybody have an idea? I haven't investigated the problem in huge detail yet, in the hope that somebody else knows the symptom at this level. :) Thanks, Richard. -- Richard Lovejoy. Richard.Lovejoy@ericsson.com.au +61 3 9301 6284 Send me mail with "Public key" as the subject for an automated reply. GPG fingerprint: 7667 9679 6BF9 DB73 96D6 54FC 9A16 E57E 292E 05AD

Hi, I would like to write a little automatic routine in R, but i am a too much of a beginner for that. I will appreciate any help regarding this particular problem. Let?s suppose I have a data.frame with j columns (from 1 to n) and i rows (from 1 to p). I would like to write a procedure which reads every column j (j from 1 to n) and compare each value with the interval [0,1]. If z(i,j) is

Hi, Very so often when i am plotting something, doing a histogram, or whatever i am struggling to find out which are the numbers for different colors, palette names, types of lines, symbols, etc. Is there any documentation on line with all these numbers / names and the associated symbol / color??? For example if i am using the command image it uses a palette from red to yellow, with red the

...plots. How do i "see" the data behind those plots? I know about summary - but this gives me only some statistical info. Also, if i want to identify which of my set of values gives a certain segment of the plot - how do i identify these values? Thanks a lot, Monica Monica Palaseanu-Lovejoy University of Manchester School of Geography Mansfield Cooper Building Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PL, UK. email: monica.palaseanu-lovejoy at stud.man.ac.uk

hi y'all, I am wondering if there is any special command, function, package, etc to help me doing a cumulative distribution function, with y-scale - probability scale. I tried the help in R and i got the following answers: cumsum(base) Cumulative Sums, Products, and Extremes ecdf(stepfun) Empirical Cumulative Distribution Function cpgram(ts) Plot

...olumn for x value, for y value and for pah16 concentrations. I always get the following error: Error in matrix(i1[row(i1) < col(i1)], n1, n1) : cannot allocate vector of length 1223600400 What does this means and what I am doing wrong? Thank you in advance, Monica Monica Palaseanu-Lovejoy University of Manchester School of Geography Mansfield Cooper Building Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PL, UK. email: monica.palaseanu-lovejoy at stud.man.ac.uk

Hi, First of all - thank you for the answers regarding shared library. If i am attempting to translate the library from Linux to Windows - i think i will need some heavy baby-sitting ;-))) It is way out of my league - for now. Meanwhile i have this new question: suppose i have a data.frame with x and y columns and 10 rows, 1 to 10. I also have a variable m (or an array if you like) with 5

...he Ord-Getis O statistics of local spatial autocorrelation in the presence of the global spatial association is implemented in any of the R packages - and of course in which package ;-)). I am not interested in Getis-Ord G statistics, for now. Thank you in advance, Monica Monica Palaseanu-Lovejoy University of Manchester School of Geography Mansfield Cooper Bld. 3.21 Oxford Road Manchester M13 9PL England, UK Tel: +44 (0) 275 8689 Email: monica.palaseanu-lovejoy at stud.man.ac.uk

...dmod.fm <- fit.models(list(Robust = "covRob", Classical = "cov"), data = woodmod.dat) Error in donostah(data, control) : object ".Random.seed" not found Error in model.list[[i]] : subscript out of bounds Does anybody know what is wrong? Thanks, Monica Palaseanu-Lovejoy USGS / ETI Pro St. Petersburg, FL _________________________________________________________________ Spaces

Hi Again, First of all thank you for all the responses to my previous query. Your answers were very helpful and I did the job ;-). Now I hope you can answer as quick the following (sorry I am invading you with trivial questions): Let?s use again the following data.frame example: DF <- data.frame(x=rnorm(5), y=rnorm(5)) I want to obtain a new data.frame (or matrix) that contains only n

Hello, I have a data-set containing 22 variables, after appropriate transformations etc I ran a kmeans cluster analysis for 4 clusters , I ran it 20 times to find a result with the lowest within sum of squares. My question is how best do I go about finding out what the characteristics are of each cluster? Is one cluster dominated by a particular set of variables or by a particular

Hi, I am trying to calculate mahalanobis distances for a matrix x with n*p variables. I am getting the following error: md2 <- mahalanobis(x, center, cov) Error in solve.default(cov, tol = tol.inv) : system is computationally singular: reciprocal condition number = 2.11165e-009 What does it means? Thank you so much for any help, Monica

Hi, I am trying to do a bayesian modelling and my Windows PC seems not to have enough memory to do it. So now i would like to run GeoR on an IRIX 6.5 platform (UNIX related as i understood). Do you know if R is compatible with this type of platform? I am not allowed to try it until i have an answer to that. Thank you so much, Monica

Hi, I am doing a barplot, and the fist bar is very big (high values) and the rest of the bars are quite small (small values). So - is there any way to make the Y scale logarithmic so that i have a wider distance from 0 to 50 for example than for 50 to 100, and so on? Thanks in advance for any help, Monica

Hi, This may be a very basic question but it seems i cannot figure it out does not matter what. how do you sort a table (ascending or descending) after the values in one particular column? I want to do something like the sort function in Xcel. Also, is there any other plot function that accepts log for y axes like the parplot2() from gregmisc? Thanks for the tip Marc about barplot2. very