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R FAQ
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R FAQ
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Frequently Asked Questions on R
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Frequently Asked Questions on R
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Version 1.3-18, 2001-08-11
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Version 1.3-19, 2001-08-23
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Kurt Hornik
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Kurt Hornik
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Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
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   R is being developed for the Unix, Windows and Mac families of operating
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   R is being developed for the Unix, Windows and Mac families of operating
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systems.
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   The current version of R will configure and build under a number of
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   The current version of R will configure and build under a number of
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common Unix platforms including i386-freebsd, i386-linux, i386-sun-solaris,
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common Unix platforms including i386-freebsd, i386-linux-gnu,
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i386-sun-solaris, powerpc-linux-gnu, powerpc-apple-darwin, mips-sgi-irix,
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ppc-linux, mips-sgi-irix, alpha-linux, alpha-dec-osf4, rs6000-ibm-aix,
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alpha-linux-gnu, alpha-dec-osf4, rs6000-ibm-aix, hppa-hp-hpux,
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hppa-hp-hpux, sparc-linux, and sparc-sun-solaris.
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sparc-linux-gnu, and sparc-sun-solaris.
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   If you know about other platforms, please drop us a note.
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   If you know about other platforms, please drop us a note.
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2.3 What is the current version of R?
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2.3 What is the current version of R?
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*RSPython*
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*RSPython*
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     Allows Python programs to invoke S functions, methods, etc., and S code
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     Allows Python programs to invoke S functions, methods, etc., and S code
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     to call Python functionality.
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     to call Python functionality.
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*SASXML*
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     Example for reading XML files in SAS 8.2 manner.
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*SJava*
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*SJava*
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     An interface from R to Java to create and call Java objects and
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     An interface from R to Java to create and call Java objects and
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*SLanguage*
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*SLanguage*
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     Parses C source code, allowing one to analyze and automatically
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     Parses C source code, allowing one to analyze and automatically
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     generate interfaces from S to that code, including the table of
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     generate interfaces from S to that code, including the table of
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     S-accessible native symbols, parameter count and type information, S
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     S-accessible native symbols, parameter count and type information, S
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     constructors from C objects, call graphs, etc.
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     constructors from C objects, call graphs, etc.
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*Sxslt*
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     An extension module for libxslt, the XML-XSL document translator, that
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   Jim Lindsey <jlindsey@luc.ac.be> has written a collection of R packages
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   Jim Lindsey <jlindsey@luc.ac.be> has written a collection of R packages
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for nonlinear regression and repeated measurements, consisting of *event*
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for nonlinear regression and repeated measurements, consisting of *event*
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(event history procedures and models), *gnlm* (generalized nonlinear
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(event history procedures and models), *gnlm* (generalized nonlinear
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regression models), *growth* (multivariate normal and
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regression models), *growth* (multivariate normal and
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elliptically-contoured repeated measurements models), *repeated*
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elliptically-contoured repeated measurements models), *repeated*