R is a programming language and software environment, mostly used for statistical computing and graphics.
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Convincing boss that I need to use Linux [closed]
I am shortly going to be joining a statistics consultancy where the software I'll be using is R and SAS in Windows.
For years I have been using R with Linux (most previous Windows knowledge has ...
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Launch R code from within vim-r-plugin as separate window instead of inside tmux/screen?
I use the vim-r-plugin to write R code in vim. It is a nice plugin and I love that the plugin lets me run code directly from within vim.
However, the R prompt is opened in a console which is ...
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Error : .onLoad failed in loadNamespace() for 'cairoDevice' on a Linux Machine
After spending 1 hour searching for the solution I am posting this here. Does any one know how to install cairoDevice,package on R, Linux Server.
R CMD INSTALL cairoDevice_2.19.tar.gz
* installing ...
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Can't fetch R updates
since my version of R is not compatible with a package I need for my work I wanted to update it today but received the following error message when trying to download the updates with synaptic:
W: ...
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Vim R plugin installation problem on Ubuntu in Android phone
There was another thread on vim-R-plugin but since it was bit old, I started this new thread. Also my situation is kind of different, since I am trying this on a mobile device, Samsung vibrate.
I ...
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libpng warning: Incompatible libpng version in application and library
libpng warning: Application was compiled with png.h from libpng-1.2.39
libpng warning: Application is running with png.c from libpng-1.4.0
libpng warning: Incompatible libpng version in application ...
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cat command from textbook is not working on my Ubuntu Natty
I am trying to reproduce the following command from my textbook on my system,
cat("2 3 4 5", "11 13 14 15", file="ex.dat", sep="\n")
but I keep getting this error:
bash: syntax error near ...
