# default value of the arg is set to 5. cube <-function(x=5) { return(x*x*x); } cat("Calling cube with 2 : ",cube(2),"\n")# will give 2^3 cat("Calling cube : ",cube(),"\n")# will default to 5^3. # LEARN ABOUT FUNCTIONS THAT RETURN MULTIPLE OBJECTS -- powers <...
# LEARN ABOUT FUNCTIONS THAT RETURN MULTIPLE OBJECTS -- powers <- function(x) { parcel = list(x2=x*x, x3=x*x*x, x4=x*x*x*x);return(parcel);} X = powers(3);print("Showing powers of 3 --"); print(X);# WRITING THIS COMPACTLY (4 lines instead of 7)powerful <- function(x...
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azureml_main <- function(dataframe1, dataframe2){ print("R script run.") dataframe1 <- data.frame(installed.packages()) return(list(dataset1=dataframe1, dataset2=dataframe2)) } Note If your pipeline contains multiple Execute R Script components that need packages that aren't in the prein...
Applies topic function to each received value and only forwards it to child subscriptions for returned topic. The actual topic (return value from topic fn) can be of any type, apart from undefined. Complex topics (e.g objects / arrays) are allowed and they're matched with registered topics...
'ERROR: Exception occurred in ts.detrend while standardizing time series in function ts.detrend' ) # Create a vector of zeros to return as a default in some cases zerovec <- rep(length(ts), 0.0) # The input arguments are not of the same length, return ts and quit if(length(Time)...
This can be done using the resolved(f) function, which takes an explicit future f as input. If we work with implicit futures (as in all the examples above), we can use the f <- futureOf(a) function to retrieve the explicit future from an implicit one. For example,...
To verify that the returned object is compatible with Studio (classic), useis.data.frame, which must return True. To return other R objects, try serializing the object into a byte array, or use a function that returns the desired data as adata.frame. ...
# f <- function(x) nj(dist.dna(x, model = "raw")) # tr <- f(ex.dna.sub) # ### Are bootstrap values stable? # for (i in 1:5) # print(boot.phylo(tr, ex.dna.sub, f, quiet = TRUE)) # ### How many partitions in 100 random trees of 10 labels?... # TR <- rmtr...