Matt--- ...Weird.... ...If you unzip the HELP file from the attached zip file, THEN it works...!!... Wayne _____ From: Wayne Thornton [mailto:thornton@fas.harvard.edu] Sent: Sunday, June 28, 2009 18:13 To: 'Matt Blackwell' Cc: &#x27;amelia(a)lists.gking.harvard.edu&#x27; Subject: Amelia documentation seems to differ between websites; Amelia package Help file does not work right [WAT issue #3] Matt--- I was about to respond with an email saying, "...Matt... WHAT documentation are you talking about?.. ..when I realized my Amelia installation must be one change behind... (All the docs I had were 6 weeks out of date....). ...However, having realized that and tried to fix it, I still note two problems... (....I realize this kind of stuff is hard to jeep up with-- and am most grateful that anyone is even trying.... So please accept my comments as constructive and not critical...) (1) The version of the PDF manual avail at the R website and included in the Amelia R-package (dated 04-27-09) seems substantially different from the version available at Gary King's website (dated 05-17-09...) See... http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/Amelia/Amelia.pdf http://gking.harvard.edu/amelia/docs/amelia.pdf (2) I can't open the entries in the Help file provided with the Amelia package.... After opening \ library \ Amelia \ chtm \ Amelia.chm ...if you click on an entry in the left window, nothing comes up in the right (main) window... (See attached zip file). Thanks... Wayne -----Original Message----- From: Matt Blackwell [mailto:mblackwell@gmail.com] Sent: Sunday, June 28, 2009 16:12 To: Wayne Thornton Cc: amelia(a)lists.gking.harvard.edu Subject: Re: [amelia] Amelia for R produces no imputed data output files [WAT Issue #1] Hi Wayne, Amelia recently changed its output to fit better with R. You will now find the imputed datasets in the following locations: imputed$imputations[[1]] imputed$imputations[[2]] ... imputed$imputations[[m]] Amelia no longer saves the imputed datasets from the amelia() function. You can write the datasets to file using the write.amelia() function: write.amelia(imputed, file.stem = "outdata") For further details, take a look at the manual page for write.amelia() or see the Amelia documentation (section 5.2.1 should have the relevant information). I hope that helps, matt. --------------------------------- ** INITIAL EMAIL DELETED ** <http://1429236.signature1.mailinfo.com/confirm2.6/0605020B/00070444/0F014C0 0/87102242.jpg>