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...with a gray dotted grid added and a few matlines. The WMFs, when produced look great! They show all the necessary detail. Unfortunately, after placed in the PowerPoint and the PowerPoint is converted to PDF via MS Office's built in conversion utility, the resulting image have diagonal streaks across them from the y-axis down to the x-axis. The rest of the document is perfect, but the WMF images now have streaks across them. It looks like it may be caused, somehow, by the dotted grid. I am locked into the workflow where I must place images in a PowerPoint and then convert it to PDF,...

...if that is possible My task is to find the longest streak of continuous days a user participated in a game. Instead of writing an sql function, I chose to use the R's rle function, to get the longest streaks and then update my db table with the results. The (attached) dataframe is something like this: day user_id 2008/11/01 2001 2008/11/01 2002 2008/11/01 2003 2008/11/01 2004 2008/11/01 2005 2008/11/02 2001 2008/11/02 2005 2008/11/03 2001 2008/11/03 2003 2008/11...

I'm sorry to bother this list so much But I haven't programmed in A while and I'm struggling. I have a vector in R of 1's and -1's And I want to use a streak of size Y To predict that the same value will Be next. So, suppose Y = 3. Then, if there is a streak of three ones in a row, then I will predict that the next value is a 1. But, if there is a streak of 3 -1's in

DeaRs, i'm looking for some references on a statement as follows: "Humans are good at spotting trends and patterns in data, but they are also good at spotting those patterns where none really exist". This is not verbatim but there must be some scholarly work on this. I can't remember where I came across it - perhaps I dreamed it up? Help, anyone? Best wishes Paul -- View this

I'm having an intermittent problem with fax transmissions, something I call the streaking mascara syndrome. TxFax will be part way through a transmission when something fails--on the fax printer, part of the page will have correctly printed, but the rest of the page is "streaked" to the bottom. I have several successful multi-page transmissions interspersed with streaked

I've been using various versions of Wine for a year or so, and up to 20001026 I've had no problems. However, I just tried building 20010216 and my lucky streak came to an end. Now when I try to run anything, I get the following error messages: err:module:BUILTIN32_dlopen failed to load .so lib for builtin user32.dll: /usr/local/lib/libkernel32.so: undefined symbol:

Hi, In order to make a movie-like animation of different graphs with replayPlot inside a fast loop: is there a way to avoid the appearance of some white stripes/streaks between the different calls to replayPlot? thanks in advance Johan VH

I have a vector x with #'s ( 1 or -1 in them ) in it and I want to "mark" a new vector with the sign of the value of the a streak of H where H = some number ( at the next spot in the vector ) So, say H was equal to 3 and I had a vector of [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] 1 -1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 -1 -1 then, I would want a function to

Could you save the original graphics as a pdf, and include the pdf in Powerpoint? ---------- begin included message ------ Unfortunately, after placed in the PowerPoint and the PowerPoint is converted to PDF via MS Office's built in conversion utility, the resulting image have diagonal streaks across them from the y-axis down to the x-axis. The rest of the document is perfect, but the WMF images now have streaks across them. It looks like it may be caused, somehow, by the dotted grid.

Attached is a patch to fix a GLIBCXX_DEBUG error in ScheduleDAGRRList. The problem is that calls to CapturePred may reprioritize elements in the priority queue, violating streak weak ordering requirements. To fix this, I introduced a reference wrapper for containers to obtain access to the SUnitVec used by std::priority_queue. When CapturePred runs, it calls updateNode which does a

Hello CentOS Community Members, What is RH's be-all end-all justification for staying with an ancient code base for such important programs as BIND et al? A similar problem (to BZ561299) was first reported five (5) years ago on the isc.org mailing list. Is there any support among the CentOS community for a REPO of current vintage for such important functions as BIND et al? That question is

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Hello, I am looking for a code in R for the variance ratio test statistic (the Lo and Mackinlay version or any other versions). Does anybody have such a code they can share or know a library in which I can find this function? Basically I have a number of time series which I need to check for persistence. One other test I can use is the runs test in the tseries package. Any help will be greatly

From: Robin Mordasiewicz <robin at bullseye.tv> > Is it possible that some windowing libraries are responsible for slow > re-drawing. Re-sizing firefox seems slow, but resizing any native kde > application is quick. > resizing adobe acrobat reader is amazing slow, and moving the window > around the screen leaves a tracing streak. Ah-ha! Now that's some info that might

I have been using rsync to back up my desktop computer (Mac Mini, OSX 10.9.2, 2.5 GHz i5, 4 GB RAM) to a NAS (Dell Dimension running freenas 0.7.2 Sabanda revision 5266, Pentium D 2.66 GHz, 1 GB RAM). The Mac is connected to my router (Cisco E3200) via 5 GHz wireless G and the NAS is plugged in directly (the NAS has a 100 Mbps card). Until about three months ago, backups worked as expected. The

Hi Dave, This looks great to me! My only concern is the potential compile time impact. Do you see any? Also, please update the license portion to match what Chris sent out a couple of days ago. I don't see any issue with bringing Boost code into llvm tree. However, does it make sense to move the license to the top of the file? Chris? Evan On Dec 17, 2007, at 10:17 AM, David Greene

There are many people complaining that tablet PCs perform not so satisfactory when they are used to play videos. Actually, at first, tablet PC is developed as a mobile small PC that offers more convenient experience for being taken outside. So, it is not a professional media player that can fit all your playing requirements. And we should figure out that tablet PCs can playback most of videos

Earlier this year, Xiph.org took over maintenance of the Cortado java applet, primarily used as a player for Ogg Vorbis and Ogg Theora files on systems which don't have native support. Originally developed by Fluendo SA and more recently the Wikimedia Foundation, it was hoped and agreed that moving the 'official' hosting for this open source project under the Xiph.org Foundation's

Earlier this year, Xiph.org took over maintenance of the Cortado java applet, primarily used as a player for Ogg Vorbis and Ogg Theora files on systems which don't have native support. Originally developed by Fluendo SA and more recently the Wikimedia Foundation, it was hoped and agreed that moving the 'official' hosting for this open source project under the Xiph.org Foundation's