[R] Tree anova?

[Prof Brian D Ripley]

On Mon, 27 Nov 2000, Michael Camann wrote:

> A reviewer recently suggested that I include something he/she referred to
> as a "tree ANOVA analysis" in a manuscript.  Forgive my ignorance, but I'm
> a humble biologist....  1) can anyone give me any additional information
> on this technique (a citation or two would be lovely), and 2) Does R do
> it.  The reviewer did state that S-plus does, if that helps.

The reviewer is probably equally ignorant!  I think this means regression
trees, and R packages tree and rpart (on CRAN) provide this.


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