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[A.J. Rossini]

Sam -

One approximate approach for handling missing values would be multiple
imputation, where you could explicitly decide what a range of
appropriate approaches could be.

However, it isn't clear to me what the right way to
aggregate/summarize the resulting networks would be (this isn't a
simple averaging, unfortunately).

best,
-tony

On 3/21/06, Sam Steingold <sds at podval.org> wrote:
> Dear Claus,
>
> thanks for your kind reply!
>
> > * Claus Dethlefsen / Aalborg Sygehus <nnf.pynhf.qrguyrsfra at awn.qx> [2006-03-21 09:12:27 +0100]:
> >
> > Thank you for your interest in 'deal'. Note, however, that there is a
> > 'deal' mailing-list which would be the right forum for your questions.
>
> is that list available on gmane.org?
> if not, please make it available there!
>
> > I guess your "CONCATENATE" is rbind?
> yes, thanks!
>
> > I guess your "POSITION" can be implemented using 'match'
>
> indeed!
> I implemented it as (1:len)["Sex" == nm]
> but match is more natural!
>
> > No, unfortunately, we have no plans implementing missing values. I am
> > in a new position, leaving little (none?) time for developing 'deal'.
>
> sorry to hear this...
>
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best,
-tony

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