I have found a version of SIR in R and I have tried it. But the problem with this file is the fact that it does not cope with multivariate response variables. Is there any version of SIR available that also works with multivariate responses? Thanks for help!
SIR
2 messages · hagric, Ramon Diaz-Uriarte
This is strange; the sir for R I know (in package dr on CRAN, from S. Weisberg), last time I checked (about a year ago?) was able to handle multivariate responses. In fact, p. 6 of the documentation shows an example of SIR with a bivariate response, and I tried it, and it works. Best, R.
On Friday 16 January 2004 10:04, hagric wrote:
I have found a version of SIR in R and I have tried it. But the problem with this file is the fact that it does not cope with multivariate response variables. Is there any version of SIR available that also works with multivariate responses? Thanks for help!
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