2021年9月24日 · Using this data... hogs.sample<-structure(list(Zone = c("B", "B", "B", "B", "B", "B", "B&quot ...

2017年3月8日 · There is now an R package on GitHub that provide coordinates for the Hershey fonts that Ben Bolker mentioned: hershey. For example, we can get coordinates for the start and end of each stroke (line) in the letter A, for the Roman Simplex font (a simple font using minimal straight lines to create letters):

2019年8月31日 · I'm having trouble generating a compact letter display for my results. I've run an ANOVA followed by Tukey's HSD to generate the p values for each pair, but I do not know how (or if it is possible?) to assign letters to these p values to …

@Nancy This is nothing to do with classes of elements and all to do with - having special meaning in a formula. The parentheses are there because I is a function so you need them just like you need them on mean(). It also (but this effect is secondary) visually indicates what is being protected from the formula parsing code.

2016年5月15日 · I have a bunch of letters, and cannot for the life of me figure out how to convert them to their number equivalent. letters[1:4] Is there a function numbers['e'] which returns 5 or something user

2016年1月24日 · This does not answer the question, as str_to_title converts every letter in the string to lowercase, except the first letter of each word. E.g., str_to_title("AB ABC abc") returns Ab Abc Abc. So, among other things, it destroys acronyms.

I have a large number of data sets each containing a long list of column names. In some files the column names are all capital letters and in some files only the first letter of the column names is

2016年7月21日 · I am doing an R exercise: Write a function that splits the string into letters and return the min & max letters according to alphabetical order. Here's the vector: cities <- c ("New York", "

2011年6月16日 · Let's say that I have a two word string and I want to capitalize both of them. name <- c ("zip code", "state", "final count") The Hmisc package has a function capitalize which capitalized the f...

Lets say I have the characters Ú, Ù, Ü. All of them are similar glyphically to the English U. Is there some list or algorithm to do this: Given a Ú or Ù or Ü return the English U Given a English U,