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| Subject: | print(summary) used in a function |
| From: | yiwu ye <yiwu21111958@yahoo.com> |
| Date: | Mon, 16 Jan 2006 15:02:52 -0800 (PST) |
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Dear list, I wrote a function to fit a GLM model for a series of data. In order to know the analysis of deviance table, I used print(summary(GLM-model)) in the function. glm.fit<-function(data="" a=a,b=b) { data1<-cbind(data, a^b) # some function creates a new data frame fit_glm(...., data=""> print(anova(fit,test="Chi")) } when execute the above funciton, I got the following error message: Problem in eval(oc,list()):Object"data1" not found. Use traceback() to see the call stack. It is probably a scoping problem. Could any one help with this? Thanks very much Yiwu
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