Forest-R

Hi Thom, Would this work for you? arr[arr > 0.5] <- NA cheers, -Phil On Thu, Feb 28, 2019 at 6:

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Tim, I'm not sure what Lewis was thinking, but I hope there will be a few minutes at the meeting

You're welcome --- it's sad for the authors. Hopefully they can make something good using

Hi Phil and Tim, I completerly agree on Tims point on using pre-defined change points. However, the

Hello Forest-Rs, Can anyone tell me how to estimate break/join points of a segmented taper function (

Hi Tim, I poked around a few of the packages that I like to use and didn't see anything useulf --

Hello All, We've all been there when certain R functions return outputs that are not very useable

Hi All, I have been thinking of alternative methods of model validation than the typical BIAS and

Hi Everyone, I'm also a fan of aggregate. I have found that it can become slow with many levels

Aaron Thanks for getting the Forest-R going again. I was wondering if was still available. Dave

Folks, Since Aaron has revive the group with his grouped data question, I thought I'd pass along

Hi Forest-R: Anyone interested in taking a look at a script I'm woprking on that (should)

Forest-R crew, I have extended the invitation to join our distinguished group in the hope of bringing

Hi All I've been fitting a number of models to a database consisting of measurements of tree

On June 23rd, the 1st Forest-R World Congress was held in Vancouver, WA in conjunction with the

I just ran across this paper on the web. Very interesting after our discussion at the 1st World

Hello Forest-R users, Following the modelling steps in Pinheiro and Bates (chapters 6 & 8), I

Dave: I think corr(model) would do it, if I remember properly. Remember, nlsList gives fully

Hi All, I'm running the following code to produce lattice plots of microfibril angle versus ring

I have often been stymied by aggregate using large amounts of memory when more a one or two index

As I advance in years things are never as obvious as they one were. Here's a quick summary of

I have long been a fan of boxplots until Greg Johnson informed me about violin plots (R package

Nice work! Here's another version: tree1$TreeNo <- unlist(tapply(tree1$PLOT, tree1$PLOT,

Hi John, Try ?dev.cur Cheers, Andrew On Thu, Oct 02, 2008 at 07:10:36AM -0300, John Kershaw wrote:

Although Kim Illes might disagree, ecologists could be one step ahead of us in their use of the

Hello everyone - I know most of the people on the list. Aaron invited me to join. I have quite abit

I would be inclined to keep the integrity of the histogram intact and plot a second one (perhaps side

To generalize the get.month function so that it accepts a vector of days (the original accepted a

I have prepared lecture notes "Forest biometrics with examples in R" that includes lot of