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kjetil at entelnet.bo wrote: > On 7 Nov 2003 at 8:19, Thomas Lumley wrote: > > Just to make the point more clear: [...] Thanks! Regards, Christoph

Marc Schwartz wrote: [answer to my problem] Thanks! >>BTW to the german speaking readers: What's the R pendant to or >>translation for "Konfigurationsfrequenzanalyse (KFA)"? >> > > > I am not a German speaker, however: > > Analysis of Configuration Frequencies (CFA)? Sounds reasonable ;-). > There...

Spencer Graves wrote: > As Peter said, the standard chi-square for a 2x2 table won't work for > your data. However, if you tabulate the numbers first and then ask for > the chi-square, you get a warning, not an...

Christoph Bier schrieb: [...] > Yes, it is, thanks! But it seems only to work with arrays as No, it also works with data.frames as help(colSums) told me. -- Christoph Bier, Dipl.Oecotroph., Email: bier at wiz.uni-kassel.de Universitaet...

Philippe Glaziou schrieb: [...] > You may need to quote the Hmisc object's name: > > >>install.packages("Hmisc") Yes, that's it -- nearly: I had also to quote "installWithVers = true". Thanks! Greetings, Christoph -- Christoph Bier, Dipl.Oecotroph., Email: bier at wiz.uni...

Hi all! Did I miss something or is it just a temporary problem? Where has the Debian respository http://cran.r-project.org woody/main Packages resp. http://cran.r-project.org/bin/linux/debian/ gone? I tried it for...

Dirk Eddelbuettel schrieb am 15.11.2004 02:35 [CRAN Debian respository] > It has been turned off by the CRAN masters as the content had slipped > further and further behind the Debian content. > > Current R and CRAN packages are on...

Patrick Burns schrieb: > I think you mean na.rm=T by the way. Yes, you're right! > Is > > for(i in whatever) {cat(i, "\n"); print(summary(i, na.rm=TRUE))} > > what you want? No, it doesn't print the...

Philippe Glaziou schrieb: [...] > Can you give us an example of summary not giving variable names? I could send you my data frame, but that's surely not what you want =). Your following example prints the value names on my machine...

Dirk Eddelbuettel schrieb am 19.11.2004 00:05 > On Thu, Nov 18, 2004 at 08:21:04PM +0000, Chris Evans wrote: [...] >>Any chance I can be useful? Could I team up with someone who really >>knows what s/he...

Simon Fear schrieb: > What do you expect the median of a factor to be? Are > you sure you don't want the *mode* (most common > value)? That's not the point, I was just playing around interested in the output...

Simon Fear schrieb: > The last part of my message is what I thought might be the cause - > maybe your median is not an integer, so what category > should it be mapped to? What do you get if you slip > in...

Peter Dalgaard wrote: > Well, the error message might be slightly beside the point, but the > issue would seem to be that there are no "ja"'s inside either vector. > I.e. it first reduces each factor to those levels that...

Jonathan Baron schrieb: > On 10/21/03 12:22, Christoph Bier wrote: > >>Hi, >> >>is there an graphics overview, where the graphic capabitlities >>of R are shown with the corresponding code? > > > A very elementary overview like this is in our "Notes...

Detlef Steuer schrieb: > Hi! > > Most probably you did not install Hmisc on your system. It > is not included in R-base. You find it on CRAN. > (cran.r-project.org -> source for contributed packages) > > After installing it for your system...

Prof Brian Ripley schrieb: > On Sun, 12 Oct 2003, Christoph Bier wrote: [...] >> Ok, I'll keep that in mind. But may I ask why you suggest >> leaving it out? > > > That's the wrong question: you need to say why you...

Peter Dalgaard wrote: > Offhand, I'd guess that the "median" is inbetween two factor levels in > one case and not in the other. Hm, maybe. A problem, that would not occur, if I used the median on the numeric data...

Hi, how can I tell 'summary' to print the name of the summarised variable? This is probably an awkward newbie question but I didn't find an answer in the Docus, the FAQ and maillist archive. I want a summary...

Patrick Burns schrieb: > You may be interested in "A Guide for the Unwilling S > User" and chapter 1 of S Poetry. I already found this Guide but didn't felt addressed, because using R is my choice, so I'm...

Dave Cacela schrieb: > Christoph, > > I concur with the other respondents who questioned why someone would wish to > calculate the median of a factor. However, with regard to your actual > question, I suspect that median() is giving different answers because the...