Thank you very much - now I see my mistake in loop - your hint helped. Thank
you again!
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Greetings,
I cannot find solution for this problem (I was searching on web, but without
success):
I want to plot dose-response models for one concentration and many response
I don't think the problem is with the plotting, I think the problem is
with your loop. R isn't selecting random numbers, it's doing exactly
what you told, but what you told it doesn't make sense. Hint: use the
same loop but simply print out i at each iteration.
Here's a better way to do it, assumi
Greetings,
I cannot find solution for this problem (I was searching on web, but without
success):
I want to plot dose-response models for one concentration and many responses
(lets say 200) and I don“t want to do it manually.
So I use loop for this:
for (i in mydata[,2:201]){#f
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