? Am I missing something very obvious?
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Is there a better/less klutzy/smarter way of solving it than
creating a new variable each time? Please bear in mind that
it is critical, for later analysis, to keep the missing
values in SCQ1.
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Ah,
so that's how ifelse gets used...
Presumably if I had more than 2 non-missing values in the
control variable, I could use it several times.
Thank you very much, for a really useful answer, and thanks
for getting back so quickly!
All the best,
Anthony Staines
On 11/19/11 23:55, David
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I could do this in Perl, but I'd have to do quite a bit of
work to get it installed.
Any quick suggestions?
Anthony Staines
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need to use non-standard compiler flags or a different
compiler in order to fix this.
ERROR: configuration failed for package ‘rJava’
* removing ‘/usr/lib64/R/library/rJava’
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Thanks to Joshua and Erik for very helpful suggestions. This clarifies
what I had found to be a tricky area of the documentation!
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? Am I missing something that it needs?
Anthony
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a predict.BMA or
similar, that I can see. What's the recommended way to produce
predictions (i.e. fitted values, or estimates from new data) from these
BMA models?
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