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2010 Nov 29
1
Troubles in plotting to a postscript file (not to png)
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Here are my problems:
-) xlab=expression(paste(lambda,"(",~mu,m,")")) : it correctly prints
the "mu" greek letter but it fails for the "lambda" letter, leaving a
blank space
-) text(min(mchain[2,]),max(tdensity$y),substitute( T[disk,med] == tmed
%+-% tstd (K),list(tmed=tmed,tstd=tstd)),pos=4,cex=1.5 ) : it prints
everything, but the "+-" symbol and "(K)" overlap with the substitute
for tmed and tstd respectively. How can I force a blank space between
numbers and symbols? Also, how can I set the number of decimal di...
2012 Jun 04
2
paquete SPEI función thornthwaite
...o explico con un ejemplo:
# Cargamos los paquetes y el ejemplo
install.packages("SPEI")
library("SPEI")
data(wichita)
# los primeros 12 datos
head(wichita,12)
# mi subset de los primeros 12 datos
meu<-wichita[c(1:12),]
meu
# como veis los valores de TMED son iguales en ambos dataframes.
# ahora viene el problema
# calculamos thornthwaite para toda la matriz
tho <- thornthwaite(wichita$TMED ,lat=37.6475)
# mostramos los 12 primeros
head(tho,12)
# calculamos thornthwaite para mi subset (Los 12 primeros)
tho.meu <- thornthwaite(meu...
2004 Oct 29
1
as.list.matrix
...s <- vector(mode="list", length=n)
for (i in seq(along=res))
res[[i]] <- mat[,i]
res
}
but still think there must be some in-built function doing this!
By the way, my use is
with(VRS,do.call("scatter.smooth",
c(my.as.list.matrix(na.omit(cbind(Tmed,
resid(VRS.mod1,type="response")))),
xlab="", ylab="")))
there shoud be an easier way for such a daily task?
Kjetil
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2000 Nov 12
2
R help for a newby
Hello,
I'm trying to read a file that has ascci data in it. The format of the data
is in this order: test_number(integer) 4 double readings. Simple,ok, but for
life of me I can't get R to put it into the internal format I need. What I want
to do is to make an array called dat and dim it 10000 rows by 5 columns.
That seems simple enough, I start out by:
dat <-