r-help-boun...@r-project.org napsal dne 26.10.2009 11:31:26:
> Thank you all for your replies. I have tried transposing my data and
before
> but I did not mention it because I was getting the same error. In the
> present case though it worked because I put
> >lm1=lm(*norm~*.,data=t(data))
> inste
Thank you all for your replies. I have tried transposing my data and before
but I did not mention it because I was getting the same error. In the
present case though it worked because I put
>lm1=lm(*norm~*.,data=t(data))
instead of
>lm1=lm(*fm1*, data=t(data))
where *fm1=norm~cols...*
I actually di
I'm not familiar with microarray data, so I hope I'm not off base here.
Data frames are structured so that variables appear in the columns and
cases in the rows. From your formula it looks like you're trying to
fit a model using rows as variables and columns as cases. There is
probably a way to do
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