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| Subject: | product of numeric variables in lm |
| From: | "Harald Hoogstrate" <Hoogstrate@POINTLOGIC.NL> |
| Date: | Mon, 20 Jan 2003 15:53:23 +0100 |
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| Thread-topic: | product of numeric variables in lm |
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Dear
all,
I am doing a
regression with lots of numerical variables on S+ 6.1.
Now I want to
include the product of two variables a and b in my
regression:
lm(y~c+a*b,data="">
and I find that
the result is very different from what I get if I define D$ab<-D$a*D$b and
try
lm(y~c+ab,data="">
So my questions:
what does * do and, more importantly, how can I include the product of two
variables without first defining them in my dataframe.
Thanks for any
help,
Harald
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