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Hi Ted, It says where the code comes from in the attached file. - Matt On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 6:52

Just thought I would mention my very short article on some beginning points on how to "survive R

Frances, I don't really run windows and it's a pain to experiment in VMWare, but have you

Thanks Dan. That does the job fine. Yes, I'll probably want to bump the value up a bit. I might

OK - here's what I ended up with converting my event-based chart into a time-based chart. Pretty

The San Francisco Bay Area useR Group is very excited to host Hadley Wickham on Sep 17 for our Fall

Dave -- Maybe sth like SELECT CONVERT(varchar(8000), data) FROM [...] I think that's the proper

you mention c://, so it sounds like you are using windows, but you also mentioned a tgz file, which

As much as I prefer LaTeX for many purposes, the original requirement likely mandated insertion of

Mark, Basically, you draw them with rect, probably with a transparent color. See here for a detailed

Thanks Jim. I'll check them out. I'm sort of able to dig into the data just using some simple

As innumerable math profs have said, if you have a question, it's likely that others do as well.

There is. It just has lots of times with no data. :-) That is what can throw many algorithms for a

Seems to work fine Daniel. As a test I just used the same system twice. That means the intermediate

I think that R can't read the directory OzBooks. Also, you are giving R a path that is relative

Out of curiosity, why are you setting the package install path? install.packages will take care of

On 7/2/09, Matthew Bascom <mattb...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > Hello Everyone,

and use names in png to make mutlple files On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 11:02 AM, Daniel Levine <daniel.

Making an environmental variable in windows doesn't solve the problem? On Jul 1, 5:14 pm, Mark

Also: > # list.files() shows you the files in your current working directory > # getwd() /

I think you have the right idea but my data isn't really quite like that. These are results of

Barplot is a bit fussy and wants a matrix. It would be nice if it accepted a data.frame. I tend to