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automatically generate the output name of my "for" loops

jiliguala 
true, it did work using unlist() funciton, it can be found the minimum
value.

and for further step, if i want identify the minimum value with the list, 

which means the minimum value i have found is belonged to which
list[[j]][[i]].

i used the codes like this

##which(list1==min(list1))##

but it did not work.


thanks for helping


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