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...1) has fitted the piecewise linear functions. Now i hope to write the model formua for the above results, but not very sure about how to write the correct results for *distance* and *y,* because they have three parts . Logitp=12.104 + 5.815*x + 6.654*elevation - 6.755*elevation^2 -1.291*distance1 - 10.348*distance2 - 3.53*distance3 -6.828*y1 - 4.426*y2 - 11.216*y3 In the above formula, distance1-3 denotes the three linear functions for*distance *, my problem is how to replace distace1-3 using original variable *distance *? The same question is for *y*. Could anybody please show...

...of data set1 <- as.matrix(data); set2 <- t(set1); # genes genes.distance <- as.dist(1-cor(set2)); genes.clusters <- hclust(genes.distance); genes.dendrogr <- as.dendrogram(genes.clusters); # samples samples.distance <- as.dist(1-cor(set1)); samples.clusters <- hclust(samples.distance1); samples.dendrogr <- as.dendrogram(samples.clusters1); # cut the trees samples.members <- cutree(samples.clusters, k=4); genes.members <- cutree(genes.clusters, k=25); # heatmap colouring my.colors <- function(n = 20, low.col = 0.35, high.col=1, saturation = 0.85) { if (n &lt...

...; option which does put the labels horizontally, however, it also draws rectangles around the labels which I don't want. How can I create a dendrogram with horizontal labels, without those rectangles? Some example data for the script: code;name;sex;date1;exp_type;exp1;category1;comment1;sar1;distance1;order1;n_trials;run1_name_cond1_rt;run1_name_cond2_rt;run1_name_cond3_rt;run1_name_cond1_er;run1_name_cond2_er;run1_name_cond3_er;run1_col_cond1_rt;run1_col_cond2_rt;run1_col_cond4_rt;run1_col_cond1_er;run1_col_cond2_er;run1_col_cond4_er;run2_name_cond1_rt;run2_name_cond2_rt;run2_name_cond3_rt;run2...