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2013 Mar 04
2
Automatically fix big jumps in one variable due to anomalies
Hi,
I am attaching a plot where you can see there are a few "jumps" (plots 1, 4,
5 and 6), due to incidents with the measuring sensors (basically someone
touching the sensor). I need to revert those changes to have a plot without
unreal measurements, so make those fragments go back to its original pattern
before the jump.
I have used the function cpt.mean {changepoints} so I can
2004 Jun 23
2
Covered Labels
Dear All!
How can I cope with overlapping or covered labels (covered by labels
from other data points) in plots?
Martina Renninger
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2012 Mar 21
2
Best way to compute the difference between two levels of a factor ?
...09
I want to compute for each subject and each variable (X, Y, ...) the
difference between T2 and T1.
Until today I do it by reshaping my dataframe to the wide format (the
columns are then ID, X.T1, X.T2, Y.T1,Y.T2) and then compute the
difference between successive columns one by one :
data$Xdiff=data$X.T2-data$X.T1
data$Ydiff=data$Y.T2-data$Y.T1
...
but this way is probably not optimal if the difference has to be
computed for a large number of variables.
How will you handle it ?
Thanks in advance
Sylvain Cl?ment
2001 Feb 19
4
self documenting workspaces, and the proper role of the dot
...FM as long
as I get a few hints as to where to look <g>
suppose I want to document the set of functions and vectors that I have in
a workspace, and I would like to make that workspace 'self documenting' ..
so I could open up that particular workspace in a few months and know what
xdiff contained ..etc. Essentially I want a listing of objects and their
'descriptions'.
I could write a function to list each object and its 'description' easily
enough, but names() does not quite fit the bill. For a 'scalar' I can use
names(), but for a vector names() wants...
2017 Mar 20
5
[GSoC 2017] Clang-based diff tool project
Hello,
I am currently studying Computer Science at TU Eindhoven. I am doing a
course that involves programming assignments on parts of LLVM such as
lowering, scheduling and optimization. For this year's Google Summer of
Code I plan to submit a proposal to implement a clang-based diff tool
[1].
I think it really pays off to have decent developer tools available, as
they can save tons of time.