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...) data2 <- data.frame(data1) outredun <- redun(~., data=data2, r2=.8,) outredun #outredun1 <- capture.output(redun(~., data=data2, r2=.8,)) #outredun1 #x25 <- outredun1[25] #mydata12 <- daat1[myvars] #myvars I need to pass to retain variables which gives me , say for this example Rendundant variables:x6 x4 x3 and Predicted from variables: x1 x2 x5 as output in console. I want to subset my original data with either by keeping 'Predicted from variables' or by droping 'Rendundant variables'. I have tried using capture.output function as mentioned above in the commented c...

First, I am new to Xen.... So forgive me if I am overlooking something. Here is my situation, I have multiple dom0''s that are part of an ocfs2 cluster. The dom0''s mount multiple volumes (/home, /app, /images) from an ISCSI storage array. Their eth2/eth3 network interfaces are attached to a private storage network. They are not part of Xen''s network bridge and have

We''re running Ferret and acts_as_ferret in our production environment. We have multiple mongrels talking to a single index on a separate (virtual) server over DRb. This is working ok for now, as our index updates are fairly infrequent. I''m concerned with the lack of rendundancy/scalability in this layout. Our index won''t get too big - maybe 100k indexed objects, each no

Hello.. I've searching the mailing lists archives for udp streaming, but i only found some references to using rtp, but it doesnt answer all my questions.., I'm trying to implement a vorbis client/server for doing streaming over udp. Currently, using the examples in the vorbis source code I managed to make it work. (BTW, im using multicast, and it works fine). The problem is that

Hello, I've found GlusterFS to be an interesting project. Not so much experience of it (although from similar usecases with DRBD+NFS setups) so I setup some testcase to try out failover and recovery. For this I have a setup with two glusterfs servers (each is a VM) and one client (also a VM). I'm using GlusterFS 3.4 btw. The servers manages a gluster volume created as: gluster volume

Morning all... I have a Dedicated server in a data center in Germany, and it has 2 3TB drives, but only software RAID. I have got them to install VMWare ESXi and so far everything is going ok... I have the 2 drives as standard data stores... But i am paranoid... So, i installed Nexenta as a VM, gave it a small disk to boot off and 2 1Tb disks on separate physical drives... I have created a