5 Jan
2003
5 Jan
'03
9:50 p.m.
Stanislav Markus writes:
Dear Command Crew,
We were told to supply R code and Latex code along with our midterms, so
that we could learn from each other - the codes, however, are not
available.
Uhh. The code is available, I just looked at it for Pink
Panther. Alas, I can see that not every exam got posted. [Tao, do you
know what is up with that?]
If you mean that you want to have the code in text format so that you
can copy and paste it, then the answer to that request is No. You may
use the code, but you should not copy it verbatim (and you definately
need your own comments).
Would it be possible to put R and Latex codes for top
7
midterms online? This would certainly obviate a number of current
questions on our part, and would be nice to have for future reference.
I couldn't aggree more (at least in terms of the pdf files).
Dave
Best,
Stan
--
David Kane
Lecturer in Government
617-563-0122
dkane(a)latte.harvard.edu
5 Jan
5 Jan
10:49 p.m.
Just as a follow-up, the midterm for Little Dictator (unless it is labeled
differently and I don't see it) is not available online. Since this was the
number 1 midterm, it would be helpful to have access to the Midterm, R Code, and
LaTeX Code. Perhaps the Little Dictator could e-mail the files to Tao/Dave so
that it can be distributed via the list-serve?
Thanks,
Phillip.
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Phillip Y. Lipscy
Perkins Hall Room #129
35 Oxford Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
(617)493-4893
lipscy(a)fas.harvard.edu
First Year Student, Ph.D. Program
Harvard University, FAS, Department of Government
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Quoting Dave Kane <dkane(a)latte.harvard.edu>du>:
Stanislav Markus writes:
Dear Command Crew,
We were told to supply R code and Latex code along with our midterms, so
that we could learn from each other - the codes, however, are not
available.
Uhh. The code is available, I just looked at it for Pink
Panther. Alas, I can see that not every exam got posted. [Tao, do you
know what is up with that?]
If you mean that you want to have the code in text format so that you
can copy and paste it, then the answer to that request is No. You may
use the code, but you should not copy it verbatim (and you definately
need your own comments).
Would it be possible to put R and Latex codes for
top 7
midterms online? This would certainly obviate a number of current
questions on our part, and would be nice to have for future reference.
I couldn't aggree more (at least in terms of the pdf files).
Dave
Best,
Stan
--
David Kane
Lecturer in Government
617-563-0122
dkane(a)latte.harvard.edu
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6 Jan
6 Jan
12:31 a.m.
New subject: plotting 2 lines on top of each other
All:
Let's say I have two data sets measured over time. The first has points
(1950,5) and (1960,10). The second has points (1955,8) and (1965,15).
The y-coordinates measure different things in different units. How can I
plot these two line segments on the same graph, and then put
different scales on the left and right sides?
Thanks for your help,
Ryan
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Ryan T. Moore ~ Government & Social Policy
Ph.D. Candidate ~ Harvard University
2:39 a.m.
New subject: plotting 2 lines on top of each other
Hmmm.
Why do you want to plot two lines with different units on top of each
other? I just think you should think about whether or not the resulting
intersection or whatever will make sense.
If you insist on doing it though, I think you have to use
panel.superpose() and set alternating = c(1) for the first set of axes and
alternating = c(2) for the second set of axes, and Dave told us a command
earlier in the semester to make two graphs draw on the same device (e.g.
into the same postscript file).
Olivia.
p.s. -- Ryan, I visited the surfers at Fort Point the other day....they
weren't so good, but I also saw a sea lion! 8)
On Mon, 6 Jan 2003, Ryan Thomas Moore wrote:
All:
Let's say I have two data sets measured over time. The first has points
(1950,5) and (1960,10). The second has points (1955,8) and (1965,15).
The y-coordinates measure different things in different units. How can I
plot these two line segments on the same graph, and then put
different scales on the left and right sides?
Thanks for your help,
Ryan
------------------------------------------
Ryan T. Moore ~ Government & Social Policy
Ph.D. Candidate ~ Harvard University
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2:43 a.m.
As Tao's comments indicate, there are numerous problems that Dave didn't
detect in the first pass.
On Sun, 5 Jan 2003, Phillip Y. Lipscy wrote:
Just as a follow-up, the midterm for Little Dictator
(unless it is labeled
differently and I don't see it) is not available online. Since this was the
number 1 midterm, it would be helpful to have access to the Midterm, R Code, and
LaTeX Code. Perhaps the Little Dictator could e-mail the files to Tao/Dave so
that it can be distributed via the list-serve?
Thanks,
Phillip.
-------------------------------------------------
Phillip Y. Lipscy
Perkins Hall Room #129
35 Oxford Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
(617)493-4893
lipscy(a)fas.harvard.edu
First Year Student, Ph.D. Program
Harvard University, FAS, Department of Government
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Stanislav Markus writes:
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Dear Command Crew,
We were told to supply R code and Latex code along with our midterms, so
that we could learn from each other - the codes, however, are not
available.
Uhh. The code is available, I just looked at it for Pink
Panther. Alas, I can see that not every exam got posted. [Tao, do you
know what is up with that?]
If you mean that you want to have the code in text format so that you
can copy and paste it, then the answer to that request is No. You may
use the code, but you should not copy it verbatim (and you definately
need your own comments).
Would it be possible to put R and Latex codes for
top 7
midterms online? This would certainly obviate a number of current
questions on our part, and would be nice to have for future reference.
I couldn't aggree more (at least in terms of the pdf files).
Dave
Best,
Stan
--
David Kane
Lecturer in Government
617-563-0122
dkane(a)latte.harvard.edu
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1:54 p.m.
Phillip Y. Lipscy writes:
Just as a follow-up, the midterm for Little Dictator
(unless it is labeled
differently and I don't see it) is not available online. Since this was the
number 1 midterm, it would be helpful to have access to the Midterm, R Code, and
LaTeX Code. Perhaps the Little Dictator could e-mail the files to Tao/Dave so
that it can be distributed via the list-serve?
An excellent idea.
L'il Dictator, please e-mail your exam pdf file to Tao.
Tao, please post it in the appropriate section of the web page and notify the
list when you have done so.
Thanks to both (and to Phillip for the suggestion).
Dave
Thanks,
Phillip.
-------------------------------------------------
Phillip Y. Lipscy
Perkins Hall Room #129
35 Oxford Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
(617)493-4893
lipscy(a)fas.harvard.edu
First Year Student, Ph.D. Program
Harvard University, FAS, Department of Government
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Quoting Dave Kane <dkane(a)latte.harvard.edu>du>:
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Lecturer In Government
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dkane(a)latte.harvard.edu
Please avoid sending me Word or PowerPoint attachments.
See http://www.fsf.org/philosophy/no-word-attachments.html
Stanislav Markus writes:
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Dear Command Crew,
We were told to supply R code and Latex code along with our midterms, so
that we could learn from each other - the codes, however, are not
available.
Uhh. The code is available, I just looked at it for Pink
Panther. Alas, I can see that not every exam got posted. [Tao, do you
know what is up with that?]
If you mean that you want to have the code in text format so that you
can copy and paste it, then the answer to that request is No. You may
use the code, but you should not copy it verbatim (and you definately
need your own comments).
Would it be possible to put R and Latex codes for
top 7
midterms online? This would certainly obviate a number of current
questions on our part, and would be nice to have for future reference.
I couldn't aggree more (at least in terms of the pdf files).
Dave
Best,
Stan
--
David Kane
Lecturer in Government
617-563-0122
dkane(a)latte.harvard.edu
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