[R] NA in lm()

2007-04-26 Thread vinod gullu
Hi all,
I am trying to fit full quadratic model i.e liear +
square + interaction terms to my data (216 data
points), so in my case coefficients are 28 (6
parameters). When i look into summary lm() of model
all cross terms coefficients are NA. What does this
mean? Is the regression is not able to solve for these
coefficients due to some reason.  Or does this mean
that i should not consider these terms.
Regards,

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Re: [R] NA in lm()

2007-04-26 Thread Uwe Ligges


vinod gullu wrote:
 Hi all,
 I am trying to fit full quadratic model i.e liear +
 square + interaction terms to my data (216 data
 points), so in my case coefficients are 28 (6
 parameters). When i look into summary lm() of model
 all cross terms coefficients are NA. What does this
 mean? Is the regression is not able to solve for these
 coefficients due to some reason.  Or does this mean
 that i should not consider these terms.

Are there any factors with more than 2 levels?
We need some more details...

Uwe Ligges


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