On Tue, 30 May 2000, Gibiansky, Leonid wrote:
> I need to plot the tree, and I am using post.tree() function to do it.
> However, I need to include the plots into the Word document, and Word does
> not like .ps files.
Eh? Word has no problem with .ps files, and we use them all the time.
Maybe you or your computer or printer does, in which can you can convert
.ps using GhostScript.
> Is there any other plot.tree() function that would
> produce the plot of the tree, with all the necessary information included
> into the plot ? The default plot.tree function shows only branches, without
> names of the variables, predicted outcome, statistics etc.
You can use post.rpart in library rpart, as far as I recall. That
uses standard S plotting functions.
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Brian D. Ripley, ripley@stats.ox.ac.uk
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