This is a piece of code I implemented in 2004, which was supposed to be part of an R-package in multivariate testing (to be named, rather creatively, mvttests). Time has flown, I haven’t still got around to implementing the said package, but people keep asking me for the varcomp function, ... [Read more...]

This is a piece of code I implemented in 2004, which was supposed to be part of an R-package in multivariate testing (to be named, rather creatively, mvttests). Time has flown, I haven’t still got around to implementing the said package, but people keep asking me for the sphericity.test ... [Read more...]

Introduction R2HTML is an R package, written and maintained by Eric Lecoutre currently maintained by me. It provides functions and methods to output different R objects to HTML files. It also has a Sweave driver to allow parsing of HTML files containing R code and automatically write the corresponding ... [Read more...]

Working on top of someone else’s code at work a couple of weeks ago I stumbled upon a piece of SAS code that went like this: View Code SAS1 2 3 length check 3; ... check = Name = 'Netter' Being raised in the land of open-source and having programmed in R since I was [...] [Read more...]

If you use Sweave and vim, you might have wondered if it’s possible to have it syntax highlight Rnw/Snw files properly : the latex bits with LaTeX syntax and the noweb R chunks with R syntax. It is! Take a look a the screenshot below: In order to have ... [Read more...]

Screenshot of an R session running on Gentoo Linux 1.4 My asking an autograph to Bill Venables, for my MASS, at the 9th. Brazilian School of Regression Models (Feb/2005). [Read more...]

Introduction This page was originally set up to shows statistics of the current status of the translation of messages for the R-project. The statistics can be generated with a Perl script that wrote for this: rt_status.pl I had put this info here in order to help the Translation ... [Read more...]

Sometimes we want to shade areas under a density on a graphic, for instance to illustrate a p-value or a region under the normal curve. Using the polygon() function from base R we can make graphics like the following one: How to do it First we have to plot the ... [Read more...]