Please don't cross-post to multiple lists. There is a Posting Guide mentioned 
in the footer that you probably won't see because you are using Nabble. It 
would have informed you that the R-devel mailing list was for people interested 
in modifying R, definitely not this topic.

As to your question, Revolution R would probably be overkill, and if you chose 
to go that route then asking the Revolution R support people for help would be 
appropriate. This list is for the open source R software that RR builds on.

Your problem  statement suggests you already know the weights... in which case 
this is a straightforward linear algebra calculation that is trivial in R.

But your question mentions selecting statistics methods, which is not on topic 
here in the R-help mailing list, since methods are independent of the software 
used to apply them. If you know what methods you want to apply, and have read 
the introductory R documentation, then this is an appropriate place to ask for 
help on how to apply R to your problem. If that is the case, then DO read the 
Posting Guide and try again with some example data and if possible some sample 
results you expect to get. We can then show you how to connect the dots using R.

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On February 2, 2015 10:14:28 PM PST, Lalitha Kristipati 
<lalitha.kristip...@techmahindra.com> wrote:
>Hi,
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>
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>In our data we have 10 people with 10 different attributes , we want to
>rank the people based on the weightage of these attributes.
>
>Suggest the best statistical method to do this.
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>Does Revolution R solves my problem??
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>Regards,
>Lalitha Kristipati
>Associate Software Engineer
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