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Many PLS_Toolbox functions now use options structures. These structures allow you to modify how a function behaves but also provide default values which will work in most cases. If you want to change one or more options, there are several ways to do this. These are described on the [[working_With_Function_Options | Wiki page: Working With Function Options]]. | Many PLS_Toolbox functions now use options structures. These structures allow you to modify how a function behaves but also provide default values which will work in most cases. If you want to change one or more options, there are several ways to do this. These are described on the [[working_With_Function_Options | Wiki page: Working With Function Options]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:18, 5 December 2018
Issue:
Do I have to specify all the options to a function or only the ones that are different from the defaults?
Possible Solutions:
Many PLS_Toolbox functions now use options structures. These structures allow you to modify how a function behaves but also provide default values which will work in most cases. If you want to change one or more options, there are several ways to do this. These are described on the Wiki page: Working With Function Options.
Still having problems? Please contact our helpdesk at helpdesk@eigenvector.com