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[ ]OPDOE_1.0-2.tar.gz21-Jun-2011 13:44 32K 
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[ ]OPDOE_1.0-3.tar.gz23-Sep-2011 11:03 35K 
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[ ]OPDOE_1.0-4.tar.gz11-Dec-2012 23:11 86K 
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[ ]OPDOE_1.0-5.tar.gz21-May-2013 21:14 47K 
[ ]OPDOE_1.0-5.zip21-May-2013 21:14 156K 
[ ]OPDOE_1.0-6.tar.gz22-May-2013 07:21 47K 
[ ]OPDOE_1.0-6.zip22-May-2013 07:21 123K 
[ ]OPDOE_1.0-7.tar.gz29-May-2013 23:44 50K 
[ ]OPDOE_1.0-7.zip29-May-2013 23:44 146K 
This directory contains initial versions of the OPDOE package accompanying
the book 

   "Optimal Experimental Design with R" 

by D. Rasch, J. Pilz, R. Verdooren and A. Gebhardt

See http://www.crcpress.com/product/isbn/9781439816974, later versions 
of this package will arrive at CRAN as they get more mature. 

The package is provided in source form (OPDOE_*.tar.gz) and prebuilt for
Windows (under R 2.13, file is OPDOE_*.zip).

Currently version 1.0-2 is most recent. 

The package contains still no help pages, so you need the book for reference, 
this will change soon, so re-check this site.

Installation intructions:

1. Install packages (and their dependencies) needed by OPDOE on a R command prompt:

      install.packages(c("orthopolynom", "conf.design", "mvtnorm", "gmp", "crossdes"))

2. a) non-Windows:

   Go to a commandline and call

      R CMD INSTALL OPDOE_<VERSION>.tar.gz

   where you replace <VERSION> with the actual version string.

   You may need to add "-l /some/writeable/path" after "R CMD INSTALL" if you have 
   no permission to write into the R system directories.

   b) Windows, on a R command prompt:

      install.packages("OPDOE_<VERSION>.zip", repos=NULL)

   again with <VERSION> replaced with the actual version string. You may have to 
   prepend the full pathname to the storage location of the zip file before
   OPDOE_<VERSION>.zip if R is not running directly in the download directory.
   Alternatively you can switch to that directory using the "setwd(...)" command.


A. Gebhardt <albrecht.gebhardt@uni-klu.ac.at>