On Friday 15 Oct 2004 10:43 am, you wrote:
> PS: It seems that each value is typed twice because classi is named, and
> each value is also a name. Try as.vector(classi). (Perhaps a little useful
> help in the end?)
Indeed. I have tried, for example:
as.vector(classi[[1]])
and obtained only one set of values. For some strange reason
each object of list "classi" is a named vector where the name of each
component is the component itself.
By the way, the cutree function you suggested is even more useful
for what I want to do.
The info on identify() can easily be obtained using help(hclust); you'll
find it at the end of the help page.
Many thanks, Christian !
J
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Dr James Foadi
Structural Biology Laboratory
Department of Chemistry
University of York
YORK YO10 5YW
UK
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