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Help! I accidentally saved my work as an .rdata format instead of .txt I need to somehow get it saved as a .txt file otherwise i'm really in trouble! Does anyone know how to convert .rdata to .txt files...
Hello, I just installed RExcel but I have some problems. I am writing you the set of commands that I used: > install.packages("RExcelInstaller", "rcom", "rsproxy") > library(rcom) > comRegisterRegistry() > library(RExcelInstaller) > installstatconnDCOM() > installRExcel() But when I select RStart from add...
Help! I accidentally saved my work as an .rdata format instead of .txt I need to somehow get it saved as a .txt file otherwise i'm really in trouble! Does anyone know how to convert .rdata to .txt files...
See if this paper may help If it helps reducing the model when you have few observations. the (1|ID) may increase the type 1 error. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/25152459231214454 <https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10...
See if this paper may help If it helps reducing the model when you have few observations. the (1|ID) may increase the type 1 error. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/25152459231214454 <https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10...
yes, based on what you said, I would use: > mdl<-lmer(SA ~ Index1*LSI+ (1 | ID)+(1 +LSI | ID:Index1) About the different syntax. Based on (https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/228800/crossed-vs-nested-random-effects-how-do-they...
if I understood the design correctly. Index is a wihtin subject factor (the same participant tested at 3 different ages), while LSI is instead a numerical predictor. If the above is correct, AND If you assume the LSI will affect...
Hi, I am trying to set R up to connect to remote Oracle server (all >=10g) from a Windows XP box. I want to use RODBC (unless someone has a persuasive reason to use ROracle, which I am totally unfamiliar...
UPDATE: I was able to get rid of the gibberish and get a list of my TNS service names in tnsnames.ora by setting the env variable TNS_ADMIN. I found this at: http://dbaspot.com/forums/oracle-server/85888...
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