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| Subject: | basic inquiry: "select if" |
| From: | Emil Coman <emilcoman@yahoo.com> |
| Date: | Mon, 22 May 2006 09:16:00 -0700 (PDT) |
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this is my first question posted here, and I'm a beginner with S-Plus, so bear with me... I am trying to run some analyses, any, say a lm(Y~ X+ Z) or gee(formula = (formula = Y~ X+ Z), cluster = W, variance = "glm.scale") but only for a sub-group of my dataset, say for males only; I know in SPSS there is a command "select if (gender=1)" e.g., but does anyone know the S-Plus similar command? thanks a lot, Emil Coman, Statistician
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