Dear S+ers, I want to thank you for your support and the outstanding productive atmosphere of mutual helpfulness and respect in this list. Beside being a valuable ressource, this list was also a sour
Dear Charles Roosen, I always thought it would be nice to have an S+ compiler and thought it just would be a pitty not to have one. Now looking back to the last years and thinking about what I expect
Dear collegues, In trying to superpose raw data onto a loess-fitt where the loess fit is plotted with trellis' contourplot(), I met a strange behaviour of contourplot() which I do not understand (I'm
Thanks to Stephen Kaluzny for pointing out quickly that I should write panel.contourplot(x, y, subscripts, z, ...) rather than panel.contourplot(x, y, z, subscripts, ...) which solved the problem. I
The returned object in your example is really a strange one: Quoting from the help file (WinS+3.3): "Another way of saying this is that the result is a list that has a dim attribute (this prints as a
If one uses the standard S+ function persp() to produce a 3d-grid plot from a model fit, one can project original data points into this grid using points(perspp()). Can someone explain how this can b
I have the same problem, and due to my system administrator: As far as I know the associated error message of "not enough memory" is a known bug, and the problem appears in combination with an old ve
The FDA draft on bioequivalence http://www.fda.gov/cder/bioequivdata/index.htm states that BCa intervals should not be used. Why is that? Is this position widely accepted? Any pointers to literature?
(Checked with WinS+3.3 under Win3.11 WinS+4.0 under Win95 UnixS+ Version 3.2 Release 1 for Sun SPARC, SunOS 5.x : 1993 ) method="constant" means that instead of linear approximation a fixed mixture o
in S+ no function has automatic access to any local variables of any parent functions FOR SECURITY REASONS (except for objects in frames 0+1). The whole thing belongs to structured programming, the
I can't resist adding to this discussion, as an experienced, but not top5%-user: (1) I think Frank Harrell has demonstrated, what can be reached by consequently designing an integrated modelling syst
Dear collegues, we want to visualize the distances, 1200 patients travelled to 45 hospitals all over Germany. At least we want to find out the distances they travelled. The information available is t
The cut task can be done with the following function cut.degree(). functions and example follow Best regards Jens Oehlschlaegel cut.degrees <- function(d, start.d=-45, breaks=4, max.d=360){ if (start
I would like to re-post the question based upon the following Pentium133, 64MB) at all, see below n <- 10000 y <- x <- as.list(1:n) a <- proc.time() z <- list () for (i in 1:length(x))z[[i]] <- x[[i]
I found world.tar.Z and world2.tar.Z at statlib/maps, but those look much like unix versions. Where do I find versions/instructions suitable for WinS+4.0 ? Thanks for any help Best regards Jens Oehls