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I use R on my Ubuntu 9.04 laptop, which was installed by "aptitude install" way Now i'm learning a book of R which needs "MASS" and "DAAG" installed. So i followed the instructions: >install.packages("MASS") >library("MASS") MASS works fine. But DAAG doesn't. Anyone who could help would be appreciated a lot ! Below are my error

I use R on my Ubuntu 9.04 laptop, which was installed by "aptitude install" way Now i'm learning a book of R which needs "MASS" and "DAAG" installed. So i followed the instructions: >install.packages("MASS") >library("MASS") MASS works fine. But DAAG doesn't. Anyone who could help would be appreciated a lot ! Below are my error

Hello all, i'm a newbie of R trying to make some statistical work in R environment. Now i have to laptops, one is Thinkpad X40 with Debian Lenny and the other is Thinkpad T43 with Ubuntu 8.10. Recently i met such problem and am wondering if anybody can do some help. After upgrading my /etc/apt/sources.list , i install R by apt-get install command. It works fine in both laptops. Then i

Hello all, i'm a newbie of R trying to make some statistical work in R environment. Now i have to laptops, one is Thinkpad X40 with Debian Lenny and the other is Thinkpad T43 with Ubuntu 8.10. Recently i met such problem and am wondering if anybody can do some help. After upgrading my /etc/apt/sources.list , i install R by apt-get install command. It works fine in both laptops. Then i

Hello all, now I'm trying to switch from Excel to R to deal with the data, and as a newbie i got the problem as follows. suppose I have a data named "test" test<- data.frame(year=c(1996:2011), Y=c(74163.6,81658.5,86531.6,91125.0,98749.0,109028.0,120475.6,136613.4,160956.6,187423.5,222712.5,266599.2,315974.6,348775.1,402816.5,465731.3)) in which Y means the GDP of a country If i

CentOS 5 is great! Job well done! Please *consider* making a donation to the project, if you can, to reward the developers and keep them motivated. That way we can be assured of getting CentOS 6! I used the "Donate Now" link on the CentOS home page -- it was really easy! -Jim

With reference to the "Donate" page [1], I see that the very first sentence reads -- [quote] The CentOS Project is based a foundation of the efforts of volunteers. [/quote] On two separate occasions I have come across those words and thought "Huh?". Granted I can change them but, not knowing the current (?legal?) set-up of the Project, I've decided to leave that sentence

G'Day All, We have been supporting linux as a side business for a while (because we use that skill set in our own value chain internally) and we are now going to start targeting the wider local Chinese market and not just the foreign companies and joint ventures. As such we expect to see tremendous growth in this market segment this year due to the quickly dwindling support of local

I sent the first version of this email to webmaster@xiph.org yesterday (as instructed on the www.xiph.org web site), but I have not received any reply. So I'm trying vorbis-dev list. I've joined the list only a few weeks ago as soon as I became aware of the project. I searched through your web site, but I could not see any instruction on how to donate resources (money, hw, etc.) to the

Remember folks, we can support the Ferret project by donating warm soft electronic cash to the author, Dave Balmain, using the paypal buttons on the website: http://ferret.davebalmain.com/trac http://ferret.davebalmain.com/trac/wiki/DonationsFAQ We can also buy the Ferret Shortcut pdf/book from O''Reilly, also written by Dave Balmain. It''s awesome good:

I'm willing to pay shipping in North America. Any takers? -Robyn

Hi, I have some spare Nvidia NVS 310 cards (with two DP1.2 outputs) and at least one NVS 510 (four DP1.2 outputs). Would any Nouveau developer like to accept some as a donation? -- Ed Avis <eda at waniasset.com>

Hi, On 06-06-16 14:27, Ed Avis wrote: > Hi, I have some spare Nvidia NVS 310 cards (with two DP1.2 outputs) and at > least one NVS 510 (four DP1.2 outputs). Would any Nouveau developer like to > accept some as a donation? If you're willing to ship to Europe I would certainly welcome 1 of each card. I've recently started doing display port testing with nouveau, so your timing is

Hi, On 07-06-16 12:13, Ed Avis wrote: > I'm in Europe (at least until the 23rd...) so let me know your address. Cool, I'll send you a private mail with my address. > My motivation is to get them working reliably under Fedora 23 x86 to drive > a Dell UP2414Q 4k monitor, where currently my father's PC is experiencing > regular freezes. So if you would like the loan of a

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I'm in Europe (at least until the 23rd...) so let me know your address. My motivation is to get them working reliably under Fedora 23 x86 to drive a Dell UP2414Q 4k monitor, where currently my father's PC is experiencing regular freezes. So if you would like the loan of a UP2414Q monitor to go with the cards, let me know too. (The UP2414Q is an interesting monitor to drive since it

Hello all, i'm a newbie to R and now I get stuck by the question, would anybody help me please? Suppose, I got the following > test <- data.frame(test1=c(c(0.00, 0.005, 0.01, 0.015, 0.02))) > test test1 1 0.000 2 0.005 3 0.010 4 0.015 5 0.020 Now I want another column inside test, named test2 for i=c(1:5), If test$test1[i] is 0, then the value of test$test2[i] is 1/test1[i] or

I don't think NDEBUG is that easy. We use assert liberally[1] in templated code in headers. What about cast<>, which has assert(isa<...>...)? On ELF, you have an ODR problem, and you'll get either one or the other based on the whims of the dynamic linker. You could probably get things to the point that it sort of works, but I don't think we could support it without

hi Guys, As we get ready to start publishing Cloud Images ( or rather images consumable in various virt platforms, including public and private clouds ) - it would be great to have a baseline package manifest worked out. What / how many images should we build. At this time we were thinking of doing : - CentOS-5 32bit minimal - CentOS-6 32bit minimal - CentOS-5 64bit minimal - CentOS-6 64bit

With the recent thread on using C++11 in LLVM/clang, one of the recurring themes was a desire to make the internal headers more consumable. While I don't personally want any kind of stability guarantee for internal headers, I do think we can do more to ensure that any given snapshot of the headers is consumable from different compilers and build configurations. In practice this means