What is it you think as.numeric accomplishes for you? A reproducible example as
requested in the posting guide might clarify.
Making factors and leaving them that way seems more productive.
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Vignesh Prajapati <vign...@tatvic.com> wrote:
>Hello all,
>
> I am new to R, I am learning regression and logistic modeling
>with categorical predictor variables, when there is only one predictor
>categorical variable i can use as.numeric() but when more than two
>variable
>then what is solution? can anyone suggest me?
>
>Thanks
>vignesh
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