[R] correlation

[chr.schulz@email.de]

IMHO cov ist the covarriance and cor is the correlation !
And for your row problem it is possible  transpose your matrix !?

 cor(t(yourMatrix),use="pairwise.complete.obs")

regards,Christian


Laurence Richard schrieb:

Dear All,

I have a file (a matrix) on which I have to compute the correlations.
The function "cov" compute the correlations
between the columns of a matrix, but I want to compute the correlations
between the raws.

Can somebody say to me how I can carry out that?

Thanks

Laurence



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