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From: alan@saturn.cs.swin.OZ.AU (Alan Christiansen)
Newsgroups: aus.snow
Subject: NSW 15-22 aug
Keywords: snow
Date: 24 Aug 92 02:11:31 GMT
Distribution: aus

We skied a variety of mountains.

Thredbo. Cover top to bottom of Real snow. (Just).
The man gave the lower trails a complete cover. 
  The slope beside Crackenback went a bit brown in the afternoons.
  Crossing above the crackenback chair to the far side was maily a good
  idea in hire skis etc.

  CannonBall under the ramshead chair was skiable. But not as good as the
same time last year.
  The exit from crackenback through the rocks to the bluff was rocky and icy
    (what else would you expect)
  We had one magnificent day there when the icy base got dumped on by dry 
  powder and no rain at all. Everywhere went mogully by the end of the day.

Perisher:
 only skied there once in a snow storm. I Skied in figgles (2' long 4" wide).
The powder on Mt perisher was magic. I was skiing Knee Deep. WOW. I fell
over laughing. Visibility was varied between OK and reallyu bad.
I didnt see much so I cannot say how good/deep the cover is.
The Bowl wasnt open. I dont think they could find it.

Blue Cow.
 Last year when I skied there it was a white out. We skied under the ridge
chair so we could work out which way was up. Thus I have nothing to
compare this year with. Once again I skied in figgles. I found chance, kamakazieand the tree run down to the ridge chair. I didnt go anywhere else they were
magnificent. Later in the day I found a rock half way down chance. I dont know
if this is usual or not.

PS can anyone help me out with run names.
Looking up the mountain the runs are

                                     Chair
  Kamikaze    Chance    Rock Garden     Excelerator
                                     Chair


  Road   Road   Road   Road   Road   Mid Station  

              Tree Run         XX      Chair




 Road   Road     Road  Road    Road     Chair Loading

I have two problems where exactly is rock garden? I think there is a 
short cliff 10' high between chance and rock garden. And Chance and Kamakazie
basically share the same slope.

@nd problem   What is the tree run where is Yarandoo?
The XX on my diagram above is a run I saw but never skied. It seemed to come 
the ridge line to the left of the chair and looked to be about 20-30' wide.

The thing i call the tree run is just a mess of tracks and clearings that 
finally came out on the lowest road(Roller Coaster). 
It tends mainly to follow the creek gully . Is this The bottom of rock garden?

Also is my memory going to pot or was the excellerator (under the ridge chair)
a blue run last year?

Alan
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Subject: dynamic load error question
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Date: Wed, 2 Sep 1992 00:36:01 GMT


The following error occurs in an attempt to load a set of
external functions into S-plus running on an IBM RS-6000:

   0706-027  ld: -N flag is ignored.
   0706-027  ld: -A/home/local/splus/cmd/Sqpe flag is ignored.
   0706-244  ERROR: No entry point or export symbols found
             following garbage collection.

   ld: Error 0
   Error in dyn.load2(paste(lib.loc,"/",section,:'ld -A...' failed
   Dumped

I do not use this machine, yet could get more detail if needed.

Can anyone help me out here?

Nick Lange
lange@math.mit.edu
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Subject: using weights in the tree() function


Supplying a vector of weights to the tree function when growing a
classification tree appears to have no effect for me (using S-PLUS for DOS).

Essentially, the trees I get seem to be identical no matter what weights I
provide.  In order to see if the weights were really doing anything, I prepared
a data.frame whose response variable is {yes, no} and provided a set of weights
whose values for the rows labeled "yes" in the data frame are 0, and 1 for
those rows labeled "no".  Now, the manual says that rows with 0 weight will be
excluded from the analysis, so this leaves a data frame with all observations
labeled as "no".  I would expect tree() to return a tree object consisting of
one node (the root), but in fact tree() returns the exact tree I get when I
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Am I doing something wrong here?  I invoke the function as follows:

myTree <- tree(myData, weights=myWeights)

Thanks in advance,

Stuart
From: dsmith@algona.stats.adelaide.edu.au (Dave M. Smith)
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Subject: Re: encapsulated postscript
Date: 4 Sep 92 06:56:58 GMT
Organization: Department of Statistics, University of Adelaide
In-reply-to: jones@reed.edu's message of 1 Sep 92 20:17:10 GMT

>>>>> On 1 Sep 92 20:17:10 GMT, jones@reed.edu (Albyn Jones) said:
Albyn> I have seen several references recently to psfig, fig2dev, etc.
Albyn> in the context of producing encapsulated postscript for
Albyn> TeX/LaTeX.  What are they, and how do I get my hands on them?

A number of people have requested this info -- to the best of my
knowledge, here are the answers:

* fig(): (S device driver)
	
	Produces S plots in Fig format.

	Available from Statlib:
	    /statlib@lib.stat.cmu.edu:/S/fig

* xfig: (Version 2.1, patchlevel 10)

	Editor for Fig format plots (such as produced by fig()).

	Available as part of the X11R5 distribution. If you don't want
	to FTP the entire distribution, you can get just xfig from
	    /export.lcs.mit.edu:/pub/R5untarred/contrib/clients/xfig
	This version is a *huge* improvement over the previous (R4?)
	version, and is well recommended. Open Windows users should
	compile with -DOPENWIN to take advantage of scalable fonts.

* fig2dev: (Version 2.1)

	Converts fig format plots to Encapsulated Postscript (and a
	number of other formats.)

	Part of the `transfig' package, also part of the X11R5
	distribution. Available from
	    /export.lcs.mit.edu:/pub/R5untarred/contrib/clients/transfig
	xfig version 2.1 has an interface to fig2dev.

* dvips: (Version 5.47)

	Dvi to postscript conversion program.
	
	Available from labrea.stanford.edu in ~ftp/pub. Also at many
	other places -- check with Archie.

* psfig-tex:

	LaTeX macros for inclusion of Encapsulated Postscript figures.

	From volume 8 of comp.sources.unix; try any archive site such
	as brolga.cc.uq.oz.au or wuarchive.wustl.adu. The `official'
	FTP site is apparently whitechapel.media.mit.edu, but I was
	not able to verify this.

Hope this helps,
Dave.

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From: wvenable@algona.stats.adelaide.edu.au (Bill Venables)
Subject: Re: Exporting S graphics [was: S and FrameMaker]
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>>>>> "Dave" == Dave M. Smith <dsmith@algona.stats.adelaide.edu.au> writes:

Dave> I've always found the PostScript code produced by the Splus
Dave> postscript() and pscript() drivers less than satisfactory for
Dave> inclusion in other documents, LaTeX documents in particular. The best
Dave> solution I have found is to use the excellent fig() driver from
Dave> Statlib, and then use a conversion program (such as fig2dev) to
Dave> convert the resultant fig code to Encapsulated PostScript. ...

Here are a collection of ways of getting encapsulated postscript from
S-PLUS (and vanilla S, to some extent):

1) Dave's way.  Either use the fig() driver + fig + fig2dev -> epsfile OR
   construct your plot in a graphics window and use

        dev.print(fig, file="1.fig", height=..., width=...)

2) Use the pscript() driver with "onefile=F", OR make your plot and then use

        dev.print(pscript, onefile=F, print=F, ...)

3) Use the postscript() driver with height= and width= set explicitly, OR
   use dev.print(postscript, file="1.eps", height=4, width=5, horiz=T, ...)
   [It may be necessary to stick to one plot per file, also.]

However I have a question.  If you do make your plot and then use, for example,

        dev.print(postscript, file="1.eps", height=4, width=5, font=3, ...)

you get Helvetica as the PostScript font for characters and not font 3
(Times-roman) as requested.  The font= parameter appears to be ignored.
[The pscript() driver does not offer a font argument at all].  Also in
S-PLUS if you click on the "print graph" box using a postscript printer,
the file you get printed has Helvetica characters irrespective of the font
used in the graph on the screen.  

I realise that the X fonts and the PostScript fonts are generally from
different stables, but is there any way around this, apart from hacking
away at the raw postscript file?  It would be useful to have a par(...)
argument, for example, that set the default font for postscript files, but
this appears not to be the case.

Bill.

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Subject: predict.gam() with orthogonal poly. terms

predict.gam() is supposed to refit the model with rows from newdata
added under the original data, thus for terms with orthogonal polynomials
the new elements of the model matrix should be the values of the old
orthogonal polynomials at the new data. How does predict.gam do this?
It doesn't seem to work. Does anyone have a fix or are we doing something
stupid?

Thanks,

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S-PLUS : Copyright (c) 1988, 1991 Statistical Sciences, Inc.  
S : Copyright AT&T.
Version 3.0 Release 1 for Sun SPARC : 1991

> x
[1]  0 21 42 63 84
> y
[1] 2.26 4.05 4.89 6.60 9.78

> quadratic.fit_lm(log(y) ~ x^2)
> poly.fit_lm(log(y) ~ poly(x,2))
# no problem
> predict.lm(quadratic.fit,newdata=list(x=c(1,11,21,41)))
        1        2        3        4 
 1.131689 1.152652 1.208551 1.425163
# no problem but makes new orthogonal polynomials (?), not what we want
# manual says use predict.gam()
> predict.lm(poly.fit,newdata=list(x=c(1,11,21,41)))
         1        2      3        4 
 0.9137134 1.342816 1.7314 2.387017

# fails in safe.predict.gam()
# at
# 	m <- model.frame(Terms, data, na.action = na.action)

> predict.gam(poly.fit,newdata=data.frame(x=1,y=10))
Error in as.double(x): Cannot coerce mode list to double: list(..
Dumped
> predict.gam(poly.fit,newdata=data.frame(x=c(1,11,21,41)))
Error in as.double(x): Cannot coerce mode list to double: list(..
Dumped



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Could you please remove me from the news list.  Thanks in advance.


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> 
> Because I'm often transferring S files from pc to unix machines, I'd like to 
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> uppercase lettered names after transfer, to lowercase names.
> (like mv FILE1 file1; mv FILE2 file2, etc)
> Thanks very much.

Here's one way to do it using the Bourne shell syntax:

	ls | while read NAME ; do
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If weights are used in loess, then the standard errors from predict.loess
change if the weights are rescaled.  Am I using this correctly?  Is this
intended behavior (it does not happen with lm, for example)?
(I am using Splus 3.0)

> t1q_quantile(t1,1:9/10)
> v1_loess(rr~t1,weights=ww,span=1/3,degree=1,family="g")
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> v2p_predict(v2,data.frame(t1=t1q),se.fit=T)
> v2p$se.fit
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Subject: glm function in S to do truncated glm's
From: chris@rua.isor.vuw.ac.nz (Chris Johnston)
Date: Wed, 2 Sep 1992 02:05:12 GMT
Organization: Institute of Statistics and Operations Research, VUW, Wellington, NZ
Keywords: Truncated Distributions, General Linear Models


I trying to find a package that will crunch the above problem for me.
Does anyone know of a site that may have the required gis-mo or function?
Haven't been able to find much in Statlib but that does not mean its not there
because I haven't used it much.
Specifically I'm modelling a Gamma with the upper tail truncated.

I'm wishing really hard !!!

chris


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When using an interactive graphics tool like identify() with S-PLUS for DOS, it
is rather inconvenient, since vga() caused the graphics to take over the entire
screen.  This means that the output obtained from identify() is not visible
until you get out of graphics mode.

Is it possible to attach a monochrome display and a VGA display to the PC, then
have the graphics displayed on the VGA monitor and the text simultaneously
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Subject: Take me off.
Date: Sun, 30 Aug 92 10:54:44 EDT

Please take me off the s-news list!!

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