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[PIKAL Petr]

Hi

Most methods can somehow deal with NA values. You can find many packages regarding discriminant analysis by simply searching CRAN. 

discriminant analysis site:r-project.org

Or you can look to CRAN task view Multivariate statistics

maybe package pls or DiscriMiner does what you want.

You can also get rid of NA values by using

?complete.cases

function.

However I am a bit worried by your number of variables.

Regards
Petr


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> Hi,
> I am a researcher in chemistry. I have to do pls-da for some of my
> samples.
> The number of variables for my sample is 4000 . The categorical
> variable has two classes. Some of the values are missing (cant find
> out).
> I s there any package for R (or any illustration that would be helpful)
> to perform PLS-DA in R by ignoring the missing values.
> 
> 
> Thank you
> kiran
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