..I use a macro to quickly fix misspelled words. More precisely, the misspelled word is replaced by the first suggestion from the spelling checker. The macro is called by hitting "strg+shift+q" just after a typo occurred.
15 Jun 2011
14 Jun 2011
Multiple Comparisons for GLMMs using glmer() & glht()
...here's an example of how to apply multiple comparisons to a generalised linear mixed model (GLMM) using the function glmer from package lme4 & glht() from package multcomp. Also, I present a nice example for visualizing data from a nested sampling design with lattice-plots!
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1 Jun 2011
How to List all Functions of an R-Package
ls("package:base")
[1] "-" "-.Date"
[3] "-.POSIXt" "!"
[5] "!.hexmode" "!.octmode"
[7] "!=" "$"
[9] "$.DLLInfo" "$.package_version"
[11] "$<-" "$<-.data.frame"
[13] "%%" "%*%"
[15] "%/%" "%in%"
[17] "%o%" "%x%"
[19] "&" "&&"
[21] "&.hexmode" "&.octmode"
[23] "(" "*"
...
lsf.str("package:base")
- : function (e1, e2)
-.Date : function (e1, e2)
-.POSIXt : function (e1, e2)
! : function (x)
!.hexmode : function (a)
!.octmode : function (a)
!= : function (e1, e2)
$ : .Primitive("$")
...
Drawing Grids in R
Here's an example of how to draw a grid in R and how to fill it.
I did use the grid-package and its functions for displaying species cover values at squares of a recording frame...
I did use the grid-package and its functions for displaying species cover values at squares of a recording frame...
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