I used guiPlot() to create five different graphs. Next, I would like to layout those 5 graphs on a page. How could I get this done using guiModify() or any other function? Thanks for your prompt and
Hi there! I was wondering if it is possible to suppress the [] sign preceeding results in the S+ output? This may make it easy to cut and paste in a table. Better, can someone suggest how to obatin r
Yes it helps! Now how to keep track of the combinations? I've been told to avoid using for loops because S is very slow. Is there a way to vectorize this calculations by treating the data as a whole?
Many thanks to Spencer Graves and Bert Gunter for their quick and helpful reply. Here are the suggestions: You will get prod(dim(M)-1) 3-dimensional arrays. What do you want to do with these 3-d arra
A numerical example would ease my understanding of the procedure. My knowledge is at the level of Krause's book, The Basics of S and S-Plus. I haven't followed this thread closely, but one way of 'ke
The example is terrific! However, I still do not see where goes "do.call("abind",c(list.result,other.args.to.abind))". The class(res[1,1,1]) returns "NULL" instead of [[1]] "list". I'm running S+ 200
Dear S-Plus users, I am ambarassed to post a newbee question. The truth is that I do not know how to deal with. Here is my question: for (x in 1:4) {print(x)} produces [1] 1 [2] 2 [3] 3 [4] 4 How can
Dear All, I would be very appreciative of your help with the following. Given a 3-D matrix M I would like to perform all submatrices M[-c(i,i+1),-c(j,j+1),-c(k,k+1)] for i in 1:nrow(M), j in 1:ncol(M
Dear All, I would be very appreciative of your help with the following. Given a 3-D matrix M I would like to perform all submatrices M[-c(i,i+1),-c(j,j+1),-c(k,k+1)] for i in 1:nrow(M), j in 1:ncol(M
Dear All, The following is certainly an easy question for most, if not all, of you so please help me. This code: n<-0 sum.so.far<-0 while(sum.so.far<=1000) { n<-n+1 sum.so.far<-sum.so.far+n } returns
Hi Pat, When entering your data make sure the city names are in the grey zone at left.You are entering your data the cities under V1, the first column of nbers under V2 and the last column under V3.