Hi All,
How do you dynamically generate the arguments for the lm() function when
your items vary for each database.
Say in my case for a particular database i have items from i1 to i15 .

In the code below there a line like this :--
 item_cat_fit<-lm(as.numeric(item_item_table$i1) ~
as.numeric(item_item_table$i2) + as.numeric(item_category_table$i3)  ) *#
this gives proper results,i am accessing each column of the dataset using
column names.
*
how do i dynamically generate this :---
item_cat_fit<-lm(as.numeric(item_item_table[item_item_dependent_var_counter])
~  as.numeric(item_item_table[item_item_independent_var_counter ] ) )

*Because of this as.numeric(item_item_table[item_item_dependent_var_counter])
i get error that you cannot convert a list to double.I tried doing this
as.numeric(as.matrix(item_item_table[item_item_dependent_var_counter]))*

I also tried doing this
mode(item_item_table[item_item_dependent_var_counter])<-"numeric"  but of no
use.

for(item_item_dependent_var_counter in 1:item_item_size[1])  # no of all
items
 {


      for(item_item_independent_var_counter in 1:(item_item_size[1] - 1))
      {


item_item_third_var_data<-contrld_third_var(stringOfItemItemToDataFrameOfItemItem[item_item_dependent_var_counter,1],x<-stringOfItemItemToDataFrameOfItemItem,item__table,regr_type<-"ii")


 item_cat_fit<-lm(as.numeric(item_item_table$i1) ~
as.numeric(item_item_table$i2) )
 item_cat_fit<-lm(as.numeric(item_item_table[item_item_dependent_var_counter])
~  as.numeric(item_item_table[item_item_independent_var_counter ] ) )

                            #print(summary(item_item_fit))
       }
}

How can the lm() arguments be generated dynamically.?Would be grateful if
anyone can come up with a solution for my problem.
-- 
Thanks
Moumita

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