I'd guess Jun meant the mle() in the stats4 package. It comes with R, but
is not loaded by default, so one would need to do library(stats4) first.
Andy
> From: Spencer Graves
>
> Did you do "install.packages('nlme')" and then
> 'library(nlme)' before
> trying to use 'lme'?
>
> spencer graves
>
> Liu Jun wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I am a user of R computer language.Several days ago,I download
> > R-2.1.0.From the help manual,I saw there is a function
> "mle" to find the
> > maximum likelihood estimators.But when I try to use this
> function,there
> > is no this function.Could you help me to solve this problem?
> > I am looking forward to your answer.
> >
> > Thank you.
> >
> > Jun Liu
> >
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