Does anybody work with the function tree() from the contributed library
"tree"?
I used this function first on S-Plus version 3.x on a Sun Solaris Workstation
and also on Windows S-Plus Version 4.x.
Now, on my first use, always with the same data, on S-Plus, it was growing a
wonderful tree with many many leaves and nodes. Many of them redundant and I
had to use prune.tree and snip.tree and so on.
Then I found R and thought, that for me I could be useful (because the S-Plus
Licenses are too few..) and I could install it at home on my Linux box and on
Windows where I'm working on University.
So I did.
Now, first on the Windows Installation of R (I think it is R 0.90) it was
growing a small tree with only few leaves. Only about one node redundant.
Then on Linux (R. 0.65) : Only three nodes and no leaves.... And I tried
with every configuration with tree.control an so on.... But I get always
the same result. (That was the cause too for my x11() -display problem. Thanks
to John Logsdon for the hint!).
Which statistical software should I believe, now the results are sooooo
different?
I guess the answer: The most expensive one....
Kurt
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