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I have tried to apply this QA: "efficient looping logistic regression in R" to my own problem but I cannot quite make it work. I haven't tried to use apply, but I was told by a few people that a for loop is the best here (if someone believes otherwise please feel free to explain!) I think this problem is pretty generalizeable and not too esoteric for the forum. This is what I want to achieve: I have a dataset with 3 predictor variables (gender, age, race) and a dependent variable (a proportion) for 86 genetic positions for several people. I want to run bivariate linear regressions for each

hi i'm try to create sp in sql with output value this is the code ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[usp_SelectHospital_IfExiste_Department] @HospitalDepartmentID INT, @IfExiste INT OUTPUT AS SET NOCOUNT ON SET TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL READ COMMITTED IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT c.DeptID FROM Clinic c WHERE DeptID=@HospitalDepartmentID ) BEGIN SET @IfExiste=0 SELECT [HospitalDepartmentID], [NAME] FROM [dbo].[Hospital_Department] WHERE [HospitalDepartmentID] = @HospitalDepartmentID END ELSE BEGIN SET @IfExiste=1 SELECT [HospitalDepartmentID], [NAME] FROM [dbo].[Hospital_Department] WHERE [HospitalDepartmentID]

If relevant I have GNU awk V 3.1.6 downloaded directly from GNU pointed source in sourceforge. I am getting a page of URLs using wget for windows. After prcoessing the incoming file, I reduce it to single line, from which I have to extract a key value, which is quite a long string. The final line looks something like this: <ENUM_TAG>content"href:e@5nUtw3Fc^b=tZjqpszvja$sb=Lp4YGH=+J_XuupctY9zE9=&KNWbphdFnM3=x4*A@a=W4YXZKV3TMSseQx66AHz9MBwdxY@B#&57t3%s6ZyQz3!aktRNzcWeUm*8^$B6L&rs5X%H3C3UT&BhnhXgAXnKZ7f2Luy*jYjRLLwn$P29WzuVzKVnd3nVc2AKRFRPb79gQ$w$Nea6cA!A5dGRQ6q+L7QxzCM%XcVaap-ezduw?W@YSz!

What is practical usage of FilterOutputStream in Java? From javadocs: This class is the superclass of all classes that filter output streams. These streams sit on top of an already existing output stream (the underlying output stream) which it uses as its basic sink of data, but possibly transforming the data along the way or providing additional functionality. For me it seems to have same methods as OutputStream (maybe it overrides them for some reason?). What kind of data "transformation" does it offer and when can one use it in own Java application? Joshua Bloch in Effective Java Item 16:

I have been working on getting the count(frequency) and then making the graph representation of it. I am using Counter class from collections using python. I want the output of the Counter in the order of the first come object. for example: offset=['a','b','c','a','b','b','b','c','c','c','c','c'] counts = Counter(offset) print counts output is: Counter({'c': 6, 'b': 4, 'a': 2}) As I want the output to be as follows, in the order of the first come object: Counter({'a': 2, 'b': 4, 'c': 6}) Is that possible? Thanks OrderedCounter by (2 lines long) multiple inheritance Following wonderful speech