I have this set up fine. If you right click the icon I have Target as "C:\Program Files\Insightful\splus62\cmd\SPLUS.exe" S_PROJ="S:\Team\\S Projects\Indices" /MULTIPLEINSTANCES If you don't have MUL
There is no function for doing this, but using the svd () function gives you the route to the answer. If you get the svd of your matrix = u * diag (d) * t(v) then the inverse is v * diag (1 / d) * t
Once again the quality of the documentation in this area comes to the fore. A hunt through the header files meant I found that the following syntax seems to work: long *plDim = (long *) S_alloc (lDi
There is indeed a command in S -- have a look under skewness Regards, David Dear Splus users, I need to evaluate the skewness of a set of data (temperature values). Is there any predefined Splus com
I think you've come up against the famous "not quite accurate documentation" problem. I'm running with a later version than you, but my version of S needs three parameters, e.g.: char *pcName = (cha
Try looking in S_extern.h and S_define.h where in my version (6.2) I find S_define.h(28): #define Salloc(n, t) (t *)S_alloc(n, sizeof(t),S_evaluator) S_extern.h(66): LibExtern void * S_STDCALL S_all
We are looking for a contractor to work for us for 3 to 6 months. The primary aim of the role would be to both tidy up our existing S-PLUS code and to help develop a library of routines for our glob
It's available on their website - http://www.ssc.upenn.edu/~fdiebold/papers/paper16/software.html David From: Richard [mailto:hujian@gmail.com] Sent: 08 April 2008 04:25 To: s-news@lists.biostat.wus