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Use object.size to determine the size of origin. Probably you didnt have much memory left after

It is such a shame that my ipad was out of energy and I did not find the DIM SUM Lab. I hope I can

Hi, Cyrus. Please post it on our facebook group as well. http://www.facebook.com/groups/hkrusers/ On

Another stupid (or insane) way to do this is to use sqldf. Those who dream in SQL will like this

Thanks Hong! Already Liked! Melody On 27 March 2013 16:24, Chung-hong Chan <chainsawtiney@gmail.

Thx Melody for the info and the comment. As far as I know, UG statistical computing classes are

Very well explained .. Many thanks GC On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 4:55 PM, Chung-hong Chan <

Dear Hong, thanks for your reply. Yes, it is the stupidity of me messing up the SE and SD, I realize

I have joined this group for a while. Just see the rule: "The first rule of HKRUG is: If this is

Dear Norm, thanks for the offer. I'm excited to learn that you are in the core of the BARUG as I

Hello, Prof Matloff, Actually I am reading your book "The Art of R Programming"! It is the

Hey Hong, Thank you for your method, it's work. Before I give up, I googled it and found it is an

oh good to know that I'm not the only one. Thank you for your timely effort helping me solve the

Yes thank you I tried rma.mh, but your code is rather neat and simple, so does the rma.uni (glm will

I'm Hong and I'm an R enthusiast. I usually use R to slice and dice the data (in