[R] How to call time series functions from C ?

[Duncan Murdoch]

On 5/7/2009 10:55 AM, goon83 wrote:
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> tks for you response, it's depressed to know that i can not use time series of R to finish my study.
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> I really think R is powerfull, i used it to finish all my statistic homework last year^_^.
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> but i still wonder can i use the function of time series in the embedded way of C code.
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> Can you give me some suggestion about how to use time series of R in C code?

I did, in the previous message.

Duncan Murdoch

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>>On?5/7/2009?9:24?AM,?goon83?wrote:
>>>?Hi?everyone,
>>>???I?meet?the?problem?to?call?R?from?C.?
>>>??
>>>???Can?someone?tell?me?is?it?possible?to?call?time?series?functions(such?as?ar?and?arima)from??C?program?on?linux?platform,?and?then?compile?the?C?program?to?a?standalone?executable?file?
>>>?
>>>???I?know?we?can?call?some?function?defined?in?Rmath.h?,?but?I?have?not?found?the?entry?point?for?time?series?function.?
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>>There?are?none,?but?you?can?write?a?front?end?for?R,?and?it?can?evaluate?
>>R?expressions,?etc.??The?procedure?is?described?in?the?Writing?R?
>>Extensions?manual.
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>>Remember?that?if?you?distribute?the?program?you?do?need?to?follow?the?
>>GPL,?and?distribute?all?of?R?as?well?as?all?of?your?own?program?in?
>>source?code?form.
>>
>>Duncan?Murdoch
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>>>??
>>>???I?would?very?much?appreciate?receiving?your?response?!?^_^
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