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2011 Mar 15
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indeterminate for loop
...rows each time. The results of the calculation change as less data is used,
but not in a predictable way, therefore the end point of the loop is
indeterminate.
The script is long and the datasets big, but a simplified example where 'A'
and 'B' are datasets, and the function 'ndist2' calculates 'x' is...
for (i in 1:100)
{
C <- data.frame(ndist2(B,A))
C1 <- subset(C, x = min(C$x))
B <- rbind(B, C1)
A <- subset(C, x > min(C$x))
}
So eventually A runs out.
Currently, I let the loop run until a warning comes up which effectively
says no more data, a...