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Dear all, I am looking at habituation of dogs trotting on a treadmill. Each record is made of 40 to 50 data for the same variable (for example Peak). I get each record at several minutes (1, 2 and 4) for each session. And I have 4 sessions of training (one session a week). The aim is to study the effect of the factor (Minute) on the Peak variable, and to study t...

Hi all, I'm quite new to R and have a very basic question regarding how one gets the standard error of the mean for factor levels under aov. I was able to get the factor level means using: summary(print(model.tables(rawfixtimedata.aov,"means"),digits=3)), where rawfixtimedata.aov is my aov model. It doesn't appear that there is an equivalent function to get the standard

Dear all, I am looking at habituation of dogs trotting on a treadmill. I record the ground reaction force and I analyze it with several discrete variables (maximum, minimum,...) For each variable, I get between 40 and 50 data per sample. I record data at time 1 min, 2 min, and 4 min a day, and I have 4 days of measurement (one day a week). That means I have 12 s...

...inhaled and exhaled by the subjects through a mask. The rate of oxgen consumption was measured for three ?subject?s locomoting at all combinations of low and high levels of the three factors - running ?speed?, ?stride? frequency, and ?mass? distribution in the leg. The first factor was set using a treadmill, the second by synchronizing the subjects? pace with a metronome, and the third by varying the positions of weights strapped onto the legs or waist. In addition to these three design factors, other variables were measured by filming each trial with a high-speed motion camera. Ignore these other me...

...ling the user interface to little evident purpose other than profit. That is good business for them. It is not good for us. Bear in mind that we have been RedHat/Whitebox/CA-OS/CentOS users since 1998 so it is not like we are moving away from Linux with anything like enthusiasm. But this upgrade treadmill that has developed within RH is simply too costly for us to bear any longer. The idea that one has to rebuild from scratch entire host systems and then laboriously port over data and customised portions to a new host simply to upgrade the underlying OS is absolutely ludicrous. Consider the tremen...

...0/2017 05:55 PM, Warren Young wrote: > ... I find that most hardware is ready to fall over by the time the > CentOS that was installed on it drops out of support anyway. > ... James' point isn't the hardware cost, it's the people cost for retraining. In many ways the Fedora treadmill is easier, being that there are many more smaller jumps than the huge leap from C6 to C7. For the most part, however, I agree with most of your post. I strongly disagree with the paragraph above, though. I have worked for non-profits for most of my career thus far, which spans almost 30 year...

...unces at stat.math.ethz.ch]On Behalf Of Laurent Fanchon Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2005 9:56 AM To: r-help at stat.math.ethz.ch Subject: [R] lme How to validate a model with a validation set and a test set Dear all, I am still trying to fit a model for habituation with lme (Dogs are trotting on a treadmill once a week during 4 consecutive weeks). I have maybe found a good one. In order to validate it, I would like to split my data. I have 28 dogs, I am thinking to build the model with 20 and use the remaining 8 to validate it. Is it a good method to validate the model? How can I do this? I would...

I installed Centos 4.2 last night, I moved from Fedora Core 4 to it as I wanted to get off the distro upgrade treadmill, so I'm still learning about centos. I've been trying to add the memoir package to be used with latex but I can't find the exact right place for it. Can anyone who's installed it or knows about latex tell me please? Hopefully thanks Sharon. -- 12:50:25 up 58 min, 3 users,...

I'm trying to write VB6 code to get data from a PostgreSQL server running on Fedora 7 Linux. Running the code in Win XP there is no problem, but when I try running under Wine on the linux server itself I get no rows returned from my database even though the logs show I'm connected and PostgreSQL has located the data I requested. I'm using an ADODB connection with a DSN. However the

...mistake, I had it removed and CentOS 4.4 installed after a couple of months. The stability, the lower number of updates, reduced to effective nil dependency hell (provided that I stuck with the repo stuff, and even then many outside stuff) and long-term support was what attracted me. The 6 month treadmill was one of several issues I had; why spend 6 months installing and fighting with a system, only to have to go through the trouble of reinstalling after 6 months and starting again? However getting my "new" printer (about one year on the market and had it since December 2007) to work on...

...to watch out for when upgrading? Is it even possible to go up 3 revisions? Thanks, John -- Did you know that it costs forty thousand dollars a year to house each prisoner?...I don't think we should give free room and board to criminals. I think they should have to run twelve hours a day on a treadmill and generate electricity. And if they don't want to run, they can rest in the chair that's hooked up to the generator. -George Carlin -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/attachments/20100624/cb61a09b/a...

Greetings, I am looking for resources on how to build my own Centos install CD for a preselected package set that I want to install. I think Red Hat may have had this functionality at some point but it has been a while since I have needed to do this. I found this on how to build my own kernel - http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/BuildingKernelModules - which I will need to exercise as well, but I

...t for about half the span of RHEL and its derivatives. If he wants to stay on a supported OS the whole time that C7 remains in support, he?s probably looking at 2 major OS version upgrades. It?ll be interesting to see how much change FreeBSD gets in the next 7 years. > In many ways the Fedora treadmill is easier, being that there are many more smaller jumps than the huge leap from C6 to C7. That depends on the organization and its goals. If you have a true IT staff that exists just to keep servers up to date and working properly, then yes, you?re right, smaller upgrades every 3-6 months are of...

It''s been a while since I last used rails (2.x days), but I want to pick it up and use it again for some new contracting work that has come up. Wondering what one would suggest I go about this, with Rails 4 just around the corner. Should start in on 3.2, or should I just bite the bullet and start using 4? I know a lot of backwards capability is removed/deprecated on major version

...grate to bhyve. > given we use ZFS in FreeBSD, and that we snapshot regularly, getting > back to 10.3 would have been, and still could be, nearly > instantaneous. That?s a great reason to pick FreeBSD. Just don?t fool yourself that by switching that you?ve somehow gotten off the upgrade treadmill. You?ve only switched bags. > Systemd is not the problem. It > is a symptom of a deeper malaise, indifference. systemd offers benefits to certain classes of end users which could not have been achieved without *some* kind of change. We can argue about how well systemd did its job ? I sh...

does anyone on this list have any idea of what an HDCD is? i have a cd and that logo is on the back, and windows media player 7 recognizes it as an hdcd and displays the logo, but i dont know if that means it is supposed to sound better or what. it sounds fine......feel free to email back to me and not to the list as this is off topic...........uhh..........i am ripping it to ogg vorbis! =P

My first computer was a Mac (SE30) but it was also my last so I am not without appreciation of Apples wonderful aptitude for design. Without starting a flame-fest why do so many ruby and rails developers use a Mac ? It seems to be a commonality within the ruby and RoR community. Especially laptops. The first ruby users group meeting I attended was about 50% Macs (or so it seemed to me - I

...aterfall fashion. Avionics systems and nuclear power plant control systems, for example. Such systems make up a tiny fraction of all software produced. A lot of commercial direct-to-consumer software also cannot be delivered incrementally, but only because the alternative messes with the upgrade treadmill business model. Last time I checked, this sort of software only accounted for about ~5% of all software produced, and that fraction is likely dropping, with the moves toward cloud services, open source software, subscription software, and subsidized software. The vast majority of software develo...

I am being barraged with Ruby, Rails and Rich Internet application work right now. Almost enough that I could quit the day job and make a go of it, forgetting about Java altogether. Places in the greater Miami area are turning on to Rails and Ruby -- much of it fueled by the stronger voices in the local Java community. Am I alone in this, or do many of you see absolutely explosive growth in Ruby,

...> > Avionics systems and nuclear power plant control systems, for example. Such systems make up a tiny fraction of all software produced. > > A lot of commercial direct-to-consumer software also cannot be delivered incrementally, but only because the alternative messes with the upgrade treadmill business model. > > Last time I checked, this sort of software only accounted for about ~5% of all software produced, and that fraction is likely dropping, with the moves toward cloud services, open source software, subscription software, and subsidized software. > > The vast majority...