How about...
1. Decide on the num,ber of repetitions
reps <- 1000
2. Make a data frame to hold the results
df <- data.frame(result1=numeric(reps))
3. iterate the function. The following will perform the function "reps" times
using the
same input each time. Aftering reading about "lapply" and "for", look at page
826-7 of
the S-PLUS programmer's guide.
for(i in 1:reps) df[i] <- function()
paul hughes wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a function in s-plus. Is there a way in s to define the amount of
> repititions s should do and then get an average of the outputs?
>
> Paul H
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