You actually do not need any special panel function. Here is a simple example to do the job. You can make it prettier, but I believe that basically what you want. data_data.frame(x=1:10,y=1:10) psiz
Here is another way you can get your result using the function "substring", as.numeric(substring(as.character(x),7,10)) Max Zhao the correspending years only (as integers). For example, if we start
Dear S-news subscriber, Does anybody know an easy way to do the following without using a loop? -- Input: x, a vector of string with each element consists of comma-delimited fields output: y, a list
Dear All, My question about separating a string into several ones has been solved, thanks to the help of Geoffrey Pegler, Dimitris Rizopoulos and John Fennick. Both Geoffrey Pegler and Dimitris Rizop
Dear All, I have a problem while I am trying to re-size a Splus/Trellis graph within my PowerPoint presentation. If I do not change the aspect ratio, the resizing works fine. The problem is: Other pe
Dear All, I have a problem while I am trying to re-size a Splus/Trellis graph within my PowerPoint presentation. If I do not change the aspect ratio, the resizing works fine. The problem is: Other pe
Are you sure that you are going to use all the columns? I works with large data (telecommunication) set too. But usually I know I am not going to use all the columns. In this case, I use UNIX to cut
Here is one way to solve your question using the Splus dimnames to do the mapping. Let data1 be your target data, and data 2 be the data frame where it's Id-to-Name mapping is stored in the first 2
I think your idea would run into problem for visualization when the scale of y1 and y2 are very different. For example, if y1 represents the sales volume in the range of 5000 -7000, while y2 represe
Laura and John, Attached below is what I wrote to Mark about the same problems you guys met. I do not know how to prevent this from happening. The good thing is this will not happen very often. I hav
I did another thought about your question. Here is what I come up with. It's very much automatic. The first part of the code is my code to generate a list of data frame. The second part of the codes
Have you got chance to solved your question yet? There is a function called "julian" in Splus (Try ?julian at Splus prompt to find out more details). Here is the usage: julian(m, d, y, origin=c(mont
I am using Splus 6.0. The "det" functions looks like this: -- det function(x) { z <- determinant(x, logarithm = T) z$sign * exp(z$modulus@.Data) } So it does not have an argument called "log". That'