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[Christian Hennig]

Dear list,

here is a matrix:
> m
            [,1]         [,2]         [,3]         [,4]
[1,] 8222.631686 23222.298517 65644.171147 1.856273e+05
[2,]   78.674051   199.885841   540.624003 1.502019e+03
[3,]   19.182734    35.157578    78.674051 1.998858e+02
[4,]   10.359269    13.009634    19.182734 3.515758e+01
[5,]    8.155434     9.005421    10.359269 1.300963e+01
[6,]    7.429700     8.036953     8.837021 1.007010e+01
[7,]    4.364612     4.531727     4.719311 4.929875e+00

Why do I get the fourth column in scientific notation, and how can it 
be made looking like the first three? (R 1.1.1 on Suse)

Best,
Christian

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Christian Hennig
University of Hamburg, Faculty of Mathematics - SPST/ZMS
 (Schwerpunkt Mathematische Statistik und Stochastische Prozesse,
 Zentrum fuer Modellierung und Simulation)
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