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Dear R users, Is there the possibitily in R under X11 to get (after typing help(...) command) separate help window, as it is in Windows version? Best wishes, ================================= Dr. Alexey B. Shipunov Section of Molecular Systematics Jodrell Laboratory Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 3DS, U.K. e-mail: a.shipunov at rbgkew.org.uk

...0 1 1 0 [5,] 0 0 0 0 1 where all zeros mean that these objects are not in same group, and vice versa. Is there a relatively simple way to construct co- uccurence matrices of type shown above? Any help would be appreciated, ================================= Dr. Alexey B. Shipunov Section of Molecular Systematics Jodrell Laboratory Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 3DS, U.K. e-mail: a.shipunov at rbgkew.org.uk

...00 0.3333333 # I just wonder if some R warning should be issued here? # That is what I actually needed (column-wise frequencies): t(t(a)/colSums(a)) # [,1] [,2] # [1,] 0.0 0.3333333 # [2,] 0.5 0.3333333 # [3,] 0.5 0.3333333 === end of R code === With best wishes and regards, Alexey Shipunov

...can i create a vertical barplot that displays brands in x-axis > and Revenue in Y-axis What have you tried? If you're not currently studying R with an instructor (who should be contacted with basic questions like this instead; see the posting guide at [1]), I can recommend a free book by A. Shipunov [2] to give you the basic R knowledge. > df <- data.frame (Revenue = c("100", "300", "500"), > Brand = c("Apple", "HP", "Lenovo") > ) My psychic debugging powers tell me that you're get...

...est of the file. Enter ?read.table at the R prompt to see the available options (which include read.csv). Good introductions to R include, well, "An Introduction to R" [1] (also available by typing RShowDoc('R-intro') into the R prompt) and "Visual Statistics" by Dr. A. Shipunov [2]. Start with functions read.table(), lm(), scale(), sd(), summary(). Use str() to look at the structure of a variable: summary(lm(...)) will return a named list from which you can extract the values you are interested in (see ?summary.lm). When in doubt, call help(name_of_the_function). -- Be...

I have a dataframe df <- df <- data.frame (Revenue = c("100", "300", "500"), Brand = c("Apple", "HP", "Lenovo") ) how can i create a vertical barplot that displays brands in x-axis and Revenue in Y-axis [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

....3.0 there will not be precompiled binaries of R packages for Mac OS X < 10.4 in CRAN :-(( So, the question is, is there any volunteers who could produce R binaries for Mac OS X 10.3.9? Since it will be "unofficial", I will provide the Web space. With best wishes and regards, Alexey Shipunov

...). Version 1.4-2 o For cases where translated help files of the form Commander-xx.Rd won't compile (where "xx" is the language code), translators can now provide a PDF file named Commander-xx.pdf to be substituted when users select Menu -> Commander help. (Thanks to Alexey Shipunov for helping me with this problem.) o Dialogs that reset the active data set no longer do so if an error occurs; previously, resetting the active data set caused error messages to scroll off out of sight in the Messages window (problem reported by Peter Dalgaard). o Improved error ch...

R List, Please excuse this ultra-newbie post. I looked at this page but it's a bit beyond me. https://www2.kenyon.edu/Depts/Math/hartlaub/Math305%20Fall2011/R.htm I'm interested in R construct(s) to be entered at the command line that would output slope, y-intercept, and r-squared values read from a csv or other filename entered at the command line, and the same for standard deviation

...ecursion on some classed objects (e.g. those of class "Surv"). o The 255th character in an 8-bit character set was not handled correctly as a letter on some platforms where C char is signed: for example it was printed as \377 and not allowed in variable names. (Spotted by Alexey Shipunov in Russian encodings.) o Conversion from POSIXct to POSIXlt is done more accurately around the change of DST in years not supported by the OS (pre-1970 on Windows and some others, and in the far past or future). o chisq.test(cbind(1:0, c(7,16)), simulate.p = TRUE) gave wrong P-values...

...ecursion on some classed objects (e.g. those of class "Surv"). o The 255th character in an 8-bit character set was not handled correctly as a letter on some platforms where C char is signed: for example it was printed as \377 and not allowed in variable names. (Spotted by Alexey Shipunov in Russian encodings.) o Conversion from POSIXct to POSIXlt is done more accurately around the change of DST in years not supported by the OS (pre-1970 on Windows and some others, and in the far past or future). o chisq.test(cbind(1:0, c(7,16)), simulate.p = TRUE) gave wrong P-values...

...e Rcmdr package (providing a basic-statistics graphical user interface to R) is now on CRAN. This is the annual update of the package (apart from bug-fixes and minor changes). Updated Italian and Russian translations are included with the package (courtesy, respectively, of Stefano Calza and Alexey Shipunov); I'll submit minor updates as other translations arrive. The new version of the Rcmdr package has a number of new facilities (see the CHANGES file installed with the package), the most important of which is probably the ability of plug-in packages to remove (as well as add to) the Rcmdr menus...

Dear R wizards: [a] I believe that the pdf device does not yet fully support TeXencoding. (under R-2.2.0, the pdf file created with Textext as font encoding still dies when post-processed by ghostscript.) are there any workarounds, or are there utilities that would allow a TeXencoded font to be re-encoded/converted into ISOLatin, perhaps, which R could then handle beautifully? [b] is there a

A small number of columns in the data I need to work with are strings, the rest numbers. I'm using read_excel() from the readxl package to get the data ; right after it, the string columns are of type chr and the rest num. I'm tasked with finding out which columns are integers. From an advice, I tried saving the spreadsheet content into a CSV then loading that, which works like a charm ;

An update: Running this block of code: # Load libraries library(tcltk) library(tidyverse) library(officer) filepath <- setwd(tk_choose.dir()) filename <- "Now they want us to charge our electric cars from litter bins.docx" #full_filename <- paste0(filepath, filename) full_filename <- paste(filepath, filename, sep="/") if (!file.exists(full_filename)) { ?

...rs[.win] file for cleaning up src/. o R CMD Rd2dvi and R CMD check are now able to cope with Cyrillic characters in UTF-8 if environment variable _R_CYRILLIC_TEX_ is set to a non-empty value and the latex system has suitable fonts (thanks to a hint from Alexey Shipunov). o New function rtags() in package 'utils' that provides etags-like indexing capabilities for R code files. New front-end script R CMD rtags provides an interface to the rtags() function (see R CMD rtags --help for details). o New environment variable...

...rs[.win] file for cleaning up src/. o R CMD Rd2dvi and R CMD check are now able to cope with Cyrillic characters in UTF-8 if environment variable _R_CYRILLIC_TEX_ is set to a non-empty value and the latex system has suitable fonts (thanks to a hint from Alexey Shipunov). o New function rtags() in package 'utils' that provides etags-like indexing capabilities for R code files. New front-end script R CMD rtags provides an interface to the rtags() function (see R CMD rtags --help for details). o New environment variable...

...defined behaviour sanitizer' of clang 10 have been circumvented. One in rhyper() may change the generated value for large input values. * dotchart() now places the y-axis label (ylab) much better, not overplotting labels, thanks to a report and suggestion by Alexey Shipunov. * A rare C-level array overflow in chull() has been worked around. * Some invalid specifications of the day-of-the-year (_via_ %j, e.g. day 366 in 2017) or week plus day-of-the-week are now detected by strptime(). They now return NA but give a warning as they may have...

...defined behaviour sanitizer' of clang 10 have been circumvented. One in rhyper() may change the generated value for large input values. * dotchart() now places the y-axis label (ylab) much better, not overplotting labels, thanks to a report and suggestion by Alexey Shipunov. * A rare C-level array overflow in chull() has been worked around. * Some invalid specifications of the day-of-the-year (_via_ %j, e.g. day 366 in 2017) or week plus day-of-the-week are now detected by strptime(). They now return NA but give a warning as they may have...

...defined behaviour sanitizer' of clang 10 have been circumvented. One in rhyper() may change the generated value for large input values. * dotchart() now places the y-axis label (ylab) much better, not overplotting labels, thanks to a report and suggestion by Alexey Shipunov. * A rare C-level array overflow in chull() has been worked around. * Some invalid specifications of the day-of-the-year (_via_ %j, e.g. day 366 in 2017) or week plus day-of-the-week are now detected by strptime(). They now return NA but give a warning as they may have...