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Bug in "SOM" package in R. This simple code withot for loop runs:-------simple.r-------- library(som) A <- as.matrix(read.table("C:/code/h.txt", sep="\t", header=TRUE, row.names=1)) print(som(A,1,2)$visual) print(som(A,1,3)$visual) ---------------------------------------- The same code if inserted in for loop generates &q...

Hi! What benefits do I get if I put "type=paravirtualised" in my network card config for a Win2k8 domU with PV drivers installed? Is it necessary, will it improve performance? I have read about this option here: http://plone.lucidsolutions.co.nz/linux/xen/windows/windows-server-2008-r2-xen-hvm-installation-with-gpvpv-drivers Thanks, Daniel

...the corresponding standard errors. The analysis is up to the user for now. The 'boot' package? 2. 'mlreg': A discrete time proportional hazards model is fitted along the lines of Kalbfleisch & Prentice (1980, pp. 98--103). See also Brostr?m (2002): "Cox regression; Ties withot tears", Communications in Statistics, Theory & Methods 31, 285--297. This function has two methods; "ML", the purely discrete model with one parameter per observed distinct event time, and "MPPL", which is a hybrid between Cox regression and the discrete model: Only...

...the corresponding standard errors. The analysis is up to the user for now. The 'boot' package? 2. 'mlreg': A discrete time proportional hazards model is fitted along the lines of Kalbfleisch & Prentice (1980, pp. 98--103). See also Brostr?m (2002): "Cox regression; Ties withot tears", Communications in Statistics, Theory & Methods 31, 285--297. This function has two methods; "ML", the purely discrete model with one parameter per observed distinct event time, and "MPPL", which is a hybrid between Cox regression and the discrete model: Only...

...that by doing this you are allowing those who have access to the trusted accounts exploit the vulnerability and gain access to the euid of the program. XTERM(1) and xterm derived programs Unfortunately, you cannot remove suid bit from the xterm(1) and programs derived from it withot losing part of functionality. The advice by authors of exploits from bugtraq to squash suid bit prevents xterm(1) from changing ownerships of tty devices allowing any user on a system to read information from terminal devices. This looks like a lose-lose situation unless you ar...