It is hard to prove a negative, but to the best of my knowledge lm will not do
what you want. This does not mean there is not a function that will perform
your analyses; the sort of thing you want to do is often accomplished using
non-linear methods.
John
>>> ראובן אברמוביץ<gantk...@walla.com> 8/3/2011 12:00:04 PM >>>
Can I put limits on the lm() command? I only know that you can choose a
liniar model with or without an intercept, but can I put other limits on
the coefficients (for example- the intercept must be bigger than 1) ?
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