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1996 Feb 18
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OmniMedia Sequence P1S PCI Video Capture Card
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that promote the use and value of FreeBSD seem like a good thing
too. So if this is too commercial for the list you can let
me know at brian@mediacity.com.
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Talisman Sequence P1S $299
PCI Video Capture Card
based on Phillips 7110/7116/7196 chipset
The Sequence P1S is a "matrox meteor"-like video capture card for
the PCI BUS. It works well with the meteor driver available under
FreeBSD and has been tested with most of the video tools in general
use un...
2010 Jun 04
1
Ignoring missing elements in data.frame()
Hello, I am trying to make a data frame from many elements after
running a function which creates many elements, some of which may not
end up being real elements due to errors or missing data. For example,
I have the following three elements p1s, p2s, and p3s. p9s did not
generate the same data as there was an error in the function for some
reason. I currently have to delete p9s from the data.frame() command
to get the data.frame to work.? How can I make a data frame by somehow
ignoring elements (e.g., p9s) that do not exist, without havin...
2006 Dec 29
0
BradleyTerry "subscript out of bounds"
...ot; ) ) )
np <- length( players )
p1 <- factor( c( rep( "jeff", ng )
, rep( levels( players ), np ) )
, levels=players )
p2 <- factor( c( rep( "mike", ng )
, rep( levels( players ), each=np ) )
, levels=players )
p1s <- c( rnorm( n=ng, mean=-0.5, sd=2 ), rep( 1, np^2 ) )
p2s <- c( rnorm( n=ng, mean=0.5, sd=2 ), rep( 0, np^2 ) )
results <- data.frame(
winner=factor( levels(players)[ ifelse(p1s<p2s,p2,p1)], levels=players )
, loser=factor( levels(players)[ ifelse(p1s<p2s,p1,p2) ], levels=pl...
2007 Mar 09
1
Applying some equations over all unique combinations of 4 variables
...a1 b3
# 8 a2 b3
# 9 a3 b3
# I have a set of equations of the form :
# P1 <- af*cata + pf*catb^cf + mf*doga
# S1 <- am*cata + pm*catb^cm + mm*doga
#Is there any way that I can do something like this
and keep track of
#what condition is what since I need to be able to sum
the P1s and P2, for
# for each combination (or a subset of them) ? I
suspect it may be a fairly
# straight-forward "apply " problem but I am having a
real problem with it.
# I am only likely to need to report, perhaps. 15
combinations but at the
# moment Idon't see any easy way to do them a...