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plotting dendrograms

2 messages · Ko-Kang Kevin Wang, Brian Ripley

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Hi,

mva should come from the base -at least for Windows, but I think it does come with the base in any platforms.

MASS library is the VR package, which has "Various functions from the libraries of Venables and Ripley, `Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS' (3rd edition). "  You can get it from CRAN (http://cran.r-project.org/) and compile from source.

Hope this helps,

Kevin

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Ko-Kang Kevin Wang
Head of Statistical Analysis Division
Software Developers' Klub (SDK)
University of Auckland
New Zealand

-----Original Message-----
From: pauljohn at lark.cc.ku.edu [mailto:pauljohn at lark.cc.ku.edu]On Behalf Of Paul E Johnson
Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 7:19 AM
To: Ko-Kang Wang
Subject: Re: [R] plotting dendrograms


In R 1.3 on linux, I don't have a function tree in MASS or mva. Where do
you get it?
 
I see this:
Error in help(tree) : No documentation for `tree' in specified packages
and libraries:
  you could try `help.search("tree")'
Error in help(tree) : No documentation for `tree' in specified packages
and libraries:
  you could try `help.search("tree")'
Error in help(tree) : No documentation for `tree' in specified packages
and libraries:
  you could try `help.search("tree")'
pj
Ko-Kang Wang wrote:
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On Tue, 24 Jul 2001, Ko-Kang Wang wrote:

            
mva is in all (funtional) R installations.
MASS should be in all R installations as of 1.3.0: it is a `recommended'
package.

tree() in in package tree, though (get it from CRAN).  The examples in
Venables & Ripley should suffice to make use of it, although rpart is
preferred (by me, the maintainer of both).

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