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...in the presence of # confounding ref. Rosner : Fundamentals of Biostatistics, 5th # ed, page 606-609 # array is an 3-dim array with as many strata (last dimension) # you like case-control as second dimension and the dimension # for which a trend should be tested as the first dimension # Example: # snoring <- array(c(196, 223, 103, 603, 486, 232, 188, 313, # 232, 348, 383, 206), c(3,2,2)) # dimnames(snoring) <- list(age = c('30-39', '40-49', '50-60'), # status = c('Case', 'Control'), sex = c('Women', 'Men')) # # mantel.ext.test(snoring)...

...y Statistics with R, ## 2nd. edition, Springer, 2008 ## logistic regression - example in Dalgaard's Section 13.2, ## page 229 rm(list=ls()) ## data provided on Dalgaard's page 229: no.yes <- c("No","Yes") smoking <- gl(2,1,8,no.yes) obesity <- gl(2,2,8,no.yes) snoring <- gl(2,4,8,no.yes) n.tot <- c(60,17,8,2,187,85,51,23) n.hyp <- c(5,2,1,0,35,13,15,8) d <- data.frame(smoking,obesity,snoring,n.tot,n.hyp) ## d is the data to be analyzed, in table format ## d is the first table on Dalgaard's page 229 ## n.tot = total number of cases ## n.hyp = peo...

I''m a bit surprised I can''t find anything about this in the mailing list archives. Basically since Mongrel 1.0.1 I''ve had Mongrels fall asleep without any real cause. A deep sleep, actually more like a coma. The mongrel in question (I''m using a cluster of three) can not be revived. A cluster::stop, then cluster::start is nessesary. A ::restart would not

Hi Bill, > ... Still, people would break the builds and let > things go for hours or days at a time. don't forget the time-zone effect. I regularly get build failures in the morning, presumably because someone in the US committed just before going to bed. I guess they are happily snoring away when the build-bots (and humans) start complaining! So when hours go by without a fix, it might be because the committer is getting some beauty sleep (or is at work, and can't do anything from there). Ciao, Duncan.

...l, people would break the builds and let >> things go for hours or days at a time. > > don't forget the time-zone effect.  I regularly get build > failures in the morning, presumably because someone in the > US committed just before going to bed.  I guess they are > happily snoring away when the build-bots (and humans) start > complaining!  So when hours go by without a fix, it might be > because the committer is getting some beauty sleep (or is at > work, and can't do anything from there). > > Ciao, > > Duncan. At my old job, we were expected to sta...

I need to apologize to many of you, especially Gabor, for my vitriol over buildbot breakages. I get very enraged by breakages that occur over long periods of time. Here's an attempt to explain why I fly off the handle at these. Before we had buildbots, a random patch would break the system. It would sometimes take a whole day to determine which patch broke it. I came up with the

Hi, Sorry, made a typo when trying to approve this. Apologies to the sender. Geoff. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2005 15:20:06 +0000 From: Ben Edwards - Trinity <ben@3ca.org.uk> To: icecast list <icecast@xiph.org> Subject: status.xsl I have seen some reference to changing status.xsl to only include active mount points. I'me not an xsl hacker.

Probably a little late to start planning this, but... I''m looking for anyone who would be willing to share their hotel room at RailsConf on Thursday and Saturday nights. Due to prior committments, I won''t be there on Friday night. Will of course split the cost for those nights. I''m a likeable guy who doesn''t snore! If you are willing to share one or both

...e builds and let >>> things go for hours or days at a time. >> >> don't forget the time-zone effect.  I regularly get build >> failures in the morning, presumably because someone in the >> US committed just before going to bed.  I guess they are >> happily snoring away when the build-bots (and humans) start >> complaining! I don't buy this, see below ... > So when hours go by without a fix, it might be >> because the committer is getting some beauty sleep (or is at >> work, and can't do anything from there). >> >> C...

Hi folks, I''ve been working on basic personal rails stuff for a bit now and have reached a point here I have the opportunity to develop something for my job. The basic scenario is this, take a half dozen or more php sites which all have forms; some of which vary, and populate a database. Use that data, re-assemble it and fire it off in xml to a bunch of other companies, grossly over

I'll keep this brief because I don't want to come across like any more of an a$$ than I absolutely have to, especially since I know I've blown my stack before..... Gentlemen (and Ladies, if you're out there), If someone gives you advice on this list, and ESPECIALLY if they give you advice offlist, have the courtesy to (AT THE LEAST) to let them know when/if you get your question