On Jun 10, 2008, at 9:20AM , Chris Arthur wrote:
Thanks Gregory, that "y ~ ." syntax solves my problems. and allows
my to
pull out the PLSR data I wanted, but leads me to my next problem.
Glad to help.
I then try to use my model to predict the value of the matrix accFAS
predicted=r.predict(r(mod), type='response', ncomp = 10, newdata =
accFAS )
I think your problem comes from the r(mod). This form expects a
string to be evaluated in r. Try this instead"
predicted=r.predict(mod, type='response', ncomp = 10, newdata =
accFAS )
-G
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