Philip Swannell

Starting from where I've got to, I think it would be fairly easy to create a function `corgeneral` with signature: ``` function corgeneral(fn::Function, X::Union{RealMatrix,RealOrMissingMatrix}, y::Union{RealVector,RealOrMissingVector}; skipmissing::Symbol=:undefined) ``` where `fn` is...

OK I understand. So I had a go at creating a method of my `skipmissingpairs` function that does what you're after, or at least it does if I've understood the...

I've simplified the code quite a bit and renamed the function to `skipmissingpairwise` (longer name but clearer I hope). and it's now in a different file: [skipmissingpairwise.jl](https://github.com/PGS62/KendallTau.jl/blob/main/src/skipmissingpairwise.jl)

I think the problem is not fixed. To reach that conclusion I did the following: 1. Verified that I could replicate the problem I reported at the start of this...

Hi Duncan Thanks for your reply (and by the way Tu is a colleague of mine here at Solum Financial). In response to your question about row/column names returned in...

Surely almost everyone using VS+RTVS to develop R code will want to write code that calls functions across files and will therefore find the absence of cross-file intellisense to be...

I was also hoping for something along these lines. My ideal would be a commandline switch to control whether the application runs as multi-instance or single-instance. NotePad++ has that via...

Hi there I'm not sure if I quite understand what you write. I was thinking of something more closely modelled on NotePad++'s `-MultiInstance` commandline switch, though the default behaviour of...

Following #627 I think this issue should be closed. I'll open a new issue suggesting how to get `pairwise` to play nice with `corkendall` and `corspearman`.

As far as I can tell BERT is no longer under development. My experience is that it still works for calling R, but I have not been able to get...