carbocation

/*
This is a test of the binary tree / recursive template parsing example given by Rob Pike
in the go-nuts mailing list. It has been updated to be compatible with go 1.0.3+, including
1.1beta2. His post can be found here: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/golang-nuts/wk5IyGzHQf8/BeWnz82qEEwJ

Run this with `go test tree_test.go`, not with `go run`.
*/
package main

import (

carbocation

#!/bin/bash

# This script keeps watch on the current project and compiles it continuously as you change files.
# If there are multiple projects with the same final directory name (e.g., /proj/rad and /lib/monster/rad), 
# this will kill any other similarly-named running projects' binaries, potentially leading to havoc.
 
# To run, install fswatch, drop this file into your project directory, make it executable, and run:
# /usr/local/bin/fswatch ./ ./continuous-compile.sh

echo "Re-compiling"

carbocation

path <- "/Users/jpirruccello/Downloads"

library(ggplot2)
library(mboost)

#Load the data
y09 <- read.csv(paste(path,"TDI_20082009_FOIL_Press_JP.txt",sep="/"),sep="\t")
y10 <- read.csv(paste(path,"TDI_20092010_FOIL_Press_JP.txt",sep="/"),sep="\t")

#Identify teachers by the following, and make a merged dataframe based on the uniqueness thereof: