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nntx <sheldon....@okstate.edu> wrote:
>I have a set of evaluation variables (n) for each sample (sample size
>is
>large enough) and I am trying to use R (nnet package) to aggregate the
>data.
>However, I don't know the weight for each variable (I am sure the
>weight
>shouldn't be equally assigned). Specifically, I have 12 indices (CO2,
>SO2,
>TSP...) for 100 cities and I want to calculate weight for each and
>finally
>obtain a comprehensive index and rankings for the cities.
>
>Could anyone give me an idea how can I realize this? Thank you very
>much.
>
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