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| Subject: | extracting components of output |
| From: | JedSimons@aol.com |
| Date: | Mon, 24 Mar 2003 16:29:50 EST |
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I remember reading about a function which extracts just one component of the output of another function. eg if the output was from fitting a model, each word (or so) of the output could be accessed an subscript index. I cannot remember the name of the function, or find it anywhere. Does anyone happen to know ? (I'm using Splus 6 under windows.) Jed Simons Institute of Biotechnology UK |
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