Hi,
I am not sure if this is what you wanted.
set.seed(125)
 simdata<- replicate(S,generate(500))


set.seed(125)
data1<- generate(500)

 data2<- 
replicate(S,as.data.frame(t(sample(as.data.frame(t(data1)),100,replace=TRUE))))
 dim(data2)
#[1]   12 1000
 data2[1:5,1:5]
#   [,1]        [,2]        [,3]        [,4]        [,5]       
#x1 Numeric,100 Numeric,100 Numeric,100 Numeric,100 Numeric,100
#x2 Numeric,100 Numeric,100 Numeric,100 Numeric,100 Numeric,100
#x3 Numeric,100 Numeric,100 Numeric,100 Numeric,100 Numeric,100
#x4 Numeric,100 Numeric,100 Numeric,100 Numeric,100 Numeric,100
#x5 Numeric,100 Numeric,100 Numeric,100 Numeric,100 Numeric,100

A.K.
________________________________
From: Angela Fel Padecio <solewolf...@yahoo.com>
To: arun <smartpink...@yahoo.com> 
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 11:05 AM
Subject: Re: bootstrap



thanks for the reply. i think its nearer on the desired result. the previous 
syntax is this:


set.seed(12345) 
S=1000 
generate <- function(size) { 
x1 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x2 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x3 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x4 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x5 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x6 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x7 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x8 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x9 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x10 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
e<-rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
t_trueps <- (1 + exp( -(b0 + b1*x1 + b2*x2 + b3*x3 + b4*x4 + b5*x5 + b6*x6 + 
b7*x7 
+ b2*x2*x2 + b4*x4*x4 + b7*x7*x7 + b1*0.5*x1*x3 + b2*0.7*x2*x4 +b3*0.5*x3*x5 
+ b4*0.7*x4*x6 + b5*0.5*x5*x7 + b1*0.5*x1*x6 + b2*0.7*x2*x3 + b3*0.5*x3*x4 
+ b4*0.5*x4*x5 + b5*0.5*x5*x6) ) )^-1 
prob.exposure <- runif(size) 
t <- ifelse(t_trueps > prob.exposure, 1, 0) 
y <- a0 + a1*x1 + a2*x2 + a3*x3 + a4*x4 +a5*x8 + a6*x9 + a7*x10 + g1*t + e 
sim <- as.data.frame(cbind(x1, x2, x3 ,x4, x5, x6, x7, x8, x9, x10, t, y)) 
return(sim) 
} 
b0 <- 0.05 
b1 <- 0.95 
b2 <- -0.25 
b3 <- 0.6 
b4 <- -0.4 
b5 <- -0.8 
b6 <- -0.5 
b7 <- 0.7 
a0 <- -3.85 
a1 <- 0.3 
a2 <- -0.36 
a3 <- -0.73 
a4 <- -0.2 
a5 <- 0.71 
a6 <- -0.19 
a7 <- 0.26 
g1 <- -0.4 
simdata <- replicate(S, generate(500))  


with a partial result of 

  [,1]        [,2]        [,3]        [,4]        [,5]        [,6]       
x1  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x2  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x3  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x4  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x5  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x6  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x7  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x8  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x9  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x10 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
t   Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
y   Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500

up to

    [,997]      [,998]      [,999]      [,1000]    
x1  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x2  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x3  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x4  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x5  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x6  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x7  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x8  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x9  Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
x10 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
t   Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
y   Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500 Numeric,500
> 

i want a similar structure of this result but not usingreplicate command but 
bootstrapping or sample command. i simulate n=500 and from this, i get for 
instance n=100, with 1000 replications. how can i have this? thanks for the 
help. i appreciate it a lot coz i need it in school. please help. thanks!




________________________________
From: arun <smartpink...@yahoo.com>
To: Angela Fel Padecio <solewolf...@yahoo.com> 
Cc: R help <r-help@r-project.org>; Bert Gunter <gunter.ber...@gene.com> 
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 10:47 PM
Subject: Re: bootstrap




Hi,
Don't know if this helps:

set.seed(244)
 data1<- generate(10)

data1
            x1            x2         x3         x4          x5         x6
1  -0.89558948 -0.5609722069 -1.0782688 -1.2461548 -0.58857050  1.5708187
2  -0.82379187 -0.9056306209 -1.5700755 -0.6045090 -0.19683863 -0.8969354
3  -1.04303377 -0.2379109244 -0.6589381 -0.7521561  1.37492952 -2.7515409
4   0.00783492  0.4249100106 -0.8221292 -0.6220925  0.91199682  0.6365096
5   0.72986110  0.5355575043  1.7584239  1.4474157 -0.46647958 -0.3799255
6  -1.83691611  1.4025663889
-1.0857996  1.3311993 -2.32091759  0.5866616
7   0.10720511  0.6393573943 -0.2811223  2.2800918  0.09360948  0.9441684
8  -0.36297232  0.6974249024  0.9024777  2.0952564  0.22731336  0.7809357
9  -1.28146538  0.0002775273  1.5413933 -3.2237494 -1.31165562  0.6511996
10 -0.65215069  1.8909461951 -0.7355757  0.3532028  0.05926608  1.6003263
            x7         x8         x9        x10 t         y
1  -1.24153055  0.1660665 -0.1791897  0.9132159 0 -1.437598
2   0.76953162  0.6579521 -0.2985585 -0.4716139 0 -2.474706
3  -0.70071814  1.4526669  0.4641041 -1.7046221 1
-0.182020
4   0.70752895 -0.1725368  0.8811518 -0.8023556 0 -3.658734
5  -0.02086093  2.1676000  1.8696969  0.4655824 0 -5.059184
6  -0.39706026  1.4280016  0.6295243 -2.2591846 1 -3.229792
7  -0.47859335  1.9391822  1.1545306 -0.3825239 0 -3.989109
8  -0.96075661  2.4411561 -1.9833116 -0.2589653 0 -1.998027
9  -2.82823504  0.1234223  1.1404231  1.3262285 0 -5.323757
10  0.37175204 -1.4488875 -0.2680561 -2.2540178 0 -5.818188


res1<-as.data.frame(t(sample(as.data.frame(t(data1)),20,replace=TRUE)))
row.names(res1)<-1:nrow(res1)
head(res1,2)
#           x1       x2         x3         x4        
x5        x6       x7
#1  0.00783492 0.424910 -0.8221292 -0.6220925 0.91199682 0.6365096 0.707529
#2 -0.65215069 1.890946 -0.7355757  0.3532028 0.05926608 1.6003263 0.371752
 #         x8         x9        x10 t         y
#1 -0.1725368  0.8811518 -0.8023556 0 -3.658734
#2 -1.4488875 -0.2680561 -2.2540178 0 -5.818188
A.K.
________________________________
From: Angela Fel Padecio <solewolf...@yahoo.com>
To: arun <smartpink...@yahoo.com> 
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 10:33 AM
Subject: Re: bootstrap



hi.
thanks for the reply. generally, the command for bootstrapping in R is 

sample(x, size, replace=T)

however, i want my x to be the vectors x1 to x10, t and y. i can't do it 
because i this is what i get:

for instance,
simdata<-sample(data, 20, replace=T)

simdata

                 x6               x7                   x8                   x10 
               x9               x8.1
1 -1.53816891  1.2408110  0.06074567  0.98045523  1.86121959  0.06074567
2  1.33138543 -1.7287688  0.21719209 -0.03431542  0.69361696  0.21719209
3  0.50121104 -2.1667913  0.29435635  2.75808453 -0.07115435  0.29435635
4
-0.87952116  0.8968212 -1.10899986  0.02983622  0.57830958 -1.10899986
5 -0.03325816 -0.2172203 -1.23341708 -0.71446145  0.91041824 -1.23341708
                      x2              x3      t       x3.1           x1         
           x1.1        t.1         x7.1
1  1.971549999 0.7930340 1 0.7930340  1.4209575  1.4209575   1  1.2408110
2 -0.513132396 2.3926484 0 2.3926484 -0.7346689 -0.7346689   0 -1.7287688
3  0.408742759 1.2250794 0 1.2250794 -1.0200933 -1.0200933   0 -2.1667913
4 -0.048902349 1.2637351 1 1.2637351 -2.3791083 -2.3791083   1  0.8968212
5  0.008808758 0.2171343 1 0.2171343  1.8278435  1.8278435  
1 -0.2172203
                   x10.1         x5               x5.1              x2.1        
      x10.2             x3.2
1  0.98045523  0.8283620  0.8283620  1.971549999  0.98045523 0.7930340
2 -0.03431542 -0.3461855 -0.3461855 -0.513132396 -0.03431542 2.3926484
3  2.75808453 -0.4661471 -0.4661471  0.408742759  2.75808453 1.2250794
4  0.02983622  0.4343037  0.4343037 -0.048902349  0.02983622 1.2637351
5 -0.71446145  0.9696091  0.9696091  0.008808758 -0.71446145 0.2171343




________________________________
From: arun <smartpink...@yahoo.com>
To:
Angela Fel Padecio <solewolf...@yahoo.com> 
Cc: R help <r-help@r-project.org> 
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 9:15 PM
Subject: Re: bootstrap


Hi,
You might need to check library(boot).  I have never used that before.  So, I 
can't comment much.  It is better to post on R-help list.  I had seen your 
postings on Nabble in the past.  Unfortunately those postings were not accepted 
in R-help.  You have to directly post at   r-help@r-project.org after 
registering at:
https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-help






________________________________
From:
Angela Fel Padecio <solewolf...@yahoo.com>
To: arun <smartpink...@yahoo.com> 
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 9:05 AM
Subject: bootstrap



hi. i have these dataset: 

set.seed(12345) 
S=1000 
generate <- function(size) { 
x1 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x2 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x3 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x4 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x5 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x6 <-
rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x7 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x8 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x9 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
x10 <- rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
e<-rnorm(size, mean=0, sd=1) 
t_trueps <- (1 + exp(
-(b0 + b1*x1 + b2*x2 + b3*x3 + b4*x4 + b5*x5 + b6*x6 + b7*x7 
+ b2*x2*x2 + b4*x4*x4 + b7*x7*x7 + b1*0.5*x1*x3 + b2*0.7*x2*x4 +b3*0.5*x3*x5 
+ b4*0.7*x4*x6 + b5*0.5*x5*x7 + b1*0.5*x1*x6 + b2*0.7*x2*x3 + b3*0.5*x3*x4 
+ b4*0.5*x4*x5 + b5*0.5*x5*x6) ) )^-1 
prob.exposure <- runif(size) 
t <- ifelse(t_trueps > prob.exposure, 1, 0) 
y <- a0 + a1*x1 + a2*x2 + a3*x3 + a4*x4 +a5*x8 + a6*x9 + a7*x10 + g1*t + e 
sim <- as.data.frame(cbind(x1, x2, x3 ,x4, x5, x6, x7, x8, x9, x10, t, y)) 
return(sim) 
} 
b0 <- 0.05 
b1 <- 0.95 
b2 <- -0.25 
b3 <- 0.6 
b4
<- -0.4 
b5 <- -0.8 
b6 <- -0.5 
b7 <- 0.7 
a0 <- -3.85 
a1 <- 0.3 
a2 <- -0.36 
a3 <- -0.73 
a4 <- -0.2 
a5 <- 0.71 
a6 <- -0.19 
a7 <-
0.26 
g1 <- -0.4 

How can i have a bootstrap sample of 5 from size 10 with 1000 replications, 
i.e, 

data<-generate(10) 

where entire row is chosen. for example, if i have this result: 

> data<-generate(10) 
> data 
           x1          x2         x3          x4         x5         x6 
1   0.9374775 -2.26118020 -1.7502526 -0.04386488  0.6760577  0.5125265 
2  -1.3379878  0.54495810 -1.1884175 -0.25142873 -0.7389659
-2.7850113 
3  -0.5633375 -0.59191774 -1.4772120  0.74107022 -0.2862497  0.8067138 
4   0.3050390 -0.40174654  0.2980965  0.19234445  1.0762513  0.1604186 
5   0.6919353 -0.13762332 -0.5352159
 0.69566392  1.3655018 -0.8463535 
6   0.2988476  1.15431908 -0.1172911  1.38397105  0.2631057  1.7943873 
7  -0.1424191 -0.06971174 -1.2759867 -1.25774074  1.2320712  1.7419884 
8   1.1835778 -0.06363542 -0.4772019 -0.46848004  1.0064428 -0.6327513 
9   0.1942304 -0.79500297 -1.1120049  0.60023523  0.2210129 -1.7187271 
10 -2.3568380  0.34227984 -1.0006803 -0.09190608  0.1187722 -0.5756797 
           x7                  x8                x9  
              x10           t         y 
1   0.7249311  0.2420102  2.51106406  1.6699921 0 -2.019059 
2  -0.5209441  0.4935232
-0.31236000 -0.7717535 1 -2.286814 
3  -1.0086591  0.6120889 -0.19684965  0.3355901 0 -2.785737 
4  -0.4003396  0.9890145 -2.10427706  0.5364553 1 -2.782166 
5  -0.1662400 -0.1357740  0.80220396 -0.3509522 0 -2.424431 
6   2.1162941  1.4961478  0.02505993  0.8154658 1 -6.140725 
7   0.9965705  1.0531386  0.53474097 -0.1415918 0 -2.922637 
8  -0.1959067 -0.3507144  1.15341204  0.6018451 1 -2.602453 
9   1.0153402 -0.2612589 -0.70037063  0.4304613 1 -2.788079 
10  0.5378466  0.8504346  1.66384979 -1.2695204 0
-3.749164 

entire entries of row 1,3,5,7,9 for instance are chosen with 1000. your help is 
highly appreciated.  

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