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2011 Jun 06
1
[LLVMdev] Left-to-right push of formal parameters
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2009 Oct 27
1
Using a variable in the formula
I am sure this question has come up, but searching hasn't given me any
results.
So I need to enter this line:
mx1 <- randomForest(X1 ~ elevation + slope + vegtype, data = moths.train)
But the problem is that X1 is currently hard coded. I would instead like to
be able to put in the value of X1 through a list. For example:
list <- list("X1", "X2", "X3")