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Hi All, I have been requested to come up with an out-of-sample prediction einterval and point estimate. I have never done this and I am hoping for help from you all. First can R do this? If so, what are the steps? What do I need? I have a data file that I can include, if that would help. I'm between a beginner and intermediate user of R so if it is complicated, I may be asking for a lot

Hi All, I am new to this forum. I have just started learning R. When i use plot(decompose(x)), i am getting the title " Additive time series decomposition". How to make this title off and change to some other title. Any help regarding this is highly appreciated. With sincerer regards, Upananda -- View this message in context:

libvirt 1.3.3 seems to have introduced some kind of issue on CentOS 6 (no systemd). After upgrading, libvirt would take an incredibly long time to get to a state where it would actually respond to a simple 'virsh list' command. Looking at verbose output showed this repeating at exactly 30s intervals 2016-04-12 19:40:57.142+0000: 14929: info : virEventPollDispatchHandles:507 :

I own a lot to the folks on r-help list, especially arun who answered every of my question and was never wrong. I am disinclined to once again ask this question, since it is more arithmatic than technical. But, having worked 2 days on it, I realized my brain is just not juicy enough.... Here is the problem. Trust not for freedom to the Franks--- They have a king who buys and sells. -

On Jul 18, 2006, at 6:24 AM, Matt Mower wrote: > Hi Ezra, > > I''m converting some code I have which basically ran Enumerable#map > asynchronously using a thread-per-value to use backgroundrb > (recommended by zedas). That code works but I have a scaling problem > and needed to introduce throttling. > > However now that I''ve looked at it I don''t

Happy RailsDay! While everyone else was out having fun with RailsDay I spent my time wisely and wrote up tons of documentation for Mongrel and cleaned out some of the docs I''ll never write anyway. I also took the time to apply some nice patches from Jonas Pfenniger for easily setting up redirects in Mongrel. Some of the highlighted documents people will be interested in are: *

I''m a bit confused about how to get upload progress to work with mongrel.. I''ve installed the mongrel_upload_progress (0.1) gem, but have no idea what to do with it. According to the following page: http://technoweenie.backpackit.com/pub/602283 there''s a patch (mup.diff) which seems like it patches the mongrel_upload_progress plugin The following blog entry makes it

I''ve got a RoR app that will be going to production soon (in the next month or so) and would like to get some feedback on what kind of web server setup people have had good luck with. I''m looking for something that is: 1. Stable 2. Easy to setup 3. Secure (sorry but Windows is ruled out here) My deployment will either be on Fedora Core 5 or possible Mac OS X Server.

I have an action which requests another URL from the same site (for testing purposes), but it keeps timing out. If I use an off-site URL, the action works fine. I also notice that I''m only able to request one page at a time from my server - the rest just spin until the previous requests complete. Is this some setting in Lighty, Mongrel, or my browser (Firefox - I played around with

Hi all. Like many of us, I''m currently struggling with Rails deployment. Like maybe only a few of us, I''m responsible not for one or two webapps but dozens. Currently, we deploy them as war files using JBoss'' hot deployment feature, which amounts to copying a war file to a directory monitored by JBoss. Undeploying the app amounts to removing it from the directory.

On December 14th, 2004 David Heinemeier Hansson sent this to the mailing list: I''m seeing a lot of new names on the list. Could we perhaps do a round of introductions? That would also be a great first post, if you haven''t had a chance to contribute yet. The basics should include your name, your organization, your country and city, and the project you''re