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, so y = a * x, the
only fitted parameter is a.
Which does not make sense as we would not have one value per node, and we
would not expect these points to be spread for a "good" fit.
Thanks in advance,
regards,
Xavier
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Dear Paolo,
Do you have any reference for this MCA method? I guess some related R
package must already exist.
Regards,
Xavier Prudent
2013/4/25 Paolo Piras
> Hi,
> maybe you could perform a standard MCA and then you could use the scores
> as continuous vars in standard comparativ
Dear all,
Apparently that thread has not been answered:
https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-sig-phylo/2012-October/002337.html
When performing an F-test and calculating a p-value, one needs the two
degrees of freedom for the F distributions, which are:
d1 = p - 1
d2 = n - p
with
p = number of fre
Dear R-enthusiats,
I guess my question suits (hopefully) more to this mailing list.
While using the regression fonction 'brunch' of CAPER (with R v2.15.4),
in a simple case (binary variable Yes/No vs. a continuous variable)
I ended with an unexplained error:
Error in if (any(stRes > robust)) {
/toy.R
with the tree structure:
http://iktp.tu-dresden.de/~prudent/Divers/R/toy3.tree
Thanks in advance,
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Xavier Prudent
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