What is the difference between Sage.finance.timeseries and the timeseries from the R?
How do you call all the R function in sage?
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calling R from sage
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calling R from sage
What is the difference between Sage.finance.timeseries and the timeseries from the R?
How do you call all the R function in sage?
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calling R from sageintermixing Sage and R
What is the difference between Sage.finance.timeseries and the timeseries from the R?
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intermixing Sage and R
What is the difference between Sage.finance.timeseries and the timeseries from the R?
Updated: How well is compatibility with intermixing Sage code and R code?
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intermixing inter-mixing Sage and R
What is the difference between Sage.finance.timeseries and the timeseries from the R?
Updated: How well is compatibility with intermixing Sage code and R code? For instance, if I want to do:
f = r.read.table("bar.txt", row.names = NULL, header=T, sep=";")
calling some sage function and prints some output
but it didn't work as Sage can't find the corresponding R "table" method. But I do %r and just use "read.table(...)", it works flawlessly. But I can't use the Sage function
Is there a better way around this?
| | 6 | No.6 Revision |
inter-mixing Sage and R
Updated: How well is compatibility with intermixing Sage code and R code? For instance, if I want to do:
f = r.read.table("bar.txt", row.names = NULL, header=T, sep=";")
calling some sage function and prints some output
but it didn't work as Sage can't find the corresponding R "table" method. But I do %r and just use "read.table(...)", it works flawlessly. But I can't use the Sage function
Is there a better way around this?
| | 7 | No.7 Revision |
inter-mixing Sage and R
Updated: How well is compatibility with intermixing Sage code and R code? For instance, if I want to do:
f = r.read.table("bar.txt", row.names = NULL, header=T, sep=";")
sep=";")
calling some sage function and prints some output
but it didn't work as Sage can't find the corresponding R "table" method. But I do %r and just use "read.table(...)", it works flawlessly. But I can't use the Sage function
Is there a better way around this?
| | 8 | No.8 Revision |
inter-mixing Sage and R
Updated: How well is compatibility with intermixing Sage code and R code? For instance, if I want to do:
f = r.read.table("bar.txt", row.names = NULL, header=T, sep=";") calling some sage function and prints some output
but it didn't work as Sage can't find the corresponding R "table" method.
But I do %r and just use "read.table(...)", it works flawlessly. But I can't use the pass the R timeseries to Sage functionlist.
Is there a better way around this?
