GETTING HELP 3
In this and the following chapters we will illustrate many statistical ideas by the Golub et al. (1999) data, see also Section 1.8. The golub data become available by the following.2 > library(multtest) > data(golub) R is object-oriented in the sense that everything consists of objects belonging to certain classes. Type class(golub) to obtain the class of the object golub and str(golub) to obtain its structure or content. Type objects() or ls() to view the currently loaded objects, a list probably growing soon to be large. To prevent conflicting definitions, it is wise to remove them all at the end of a session by rm(list=ls()). To quit a session, type q(), or simply click on the cross in the upper right corner of your screen.