| Extract.ilab | R Documentation | 
Functions for manipulating interlaboratory study objects objects of class ‘ilab’.
## S3 method for class 'ilab'
subset(x, subset, drop=FALSE, ...)
## S3 method for class 'ilab'
x[i, j]
x | 
 An object of class ‘ilab’  | 
subset | 
 logical expression indicating elements or rows to keep: missing values are taken as false.  | 
drop | 
 passed on to '[' indexing operator.  | 
... | 
 Parameters passed to other functions  | 
i, j | 
 elements to extract. May be numeric or logical vectors.  | 
For the subset method, subset is an expression evaluated in the frame
of ilab$data and in the parent environment if objects are not found in 
ilab$data. Note that since ilab$distrib and ilab$distrib.pars are
not in ilab$data, any operation on these must be specified in full.
The indexing method '[' operates on both rows and columns of the object. However,
only the $data element can be addressed with the j; the distrib and 
distrib.pars elements are unaffected by j and will always be included 
in the returned object.
An object of class ‘ilab’ with fewer rows and (if j is present) 
fewer columns. 
Removing the standard columns from ‘ilab’ objects using '[' may have unforeseen 
consequences for other functions; only the print method is likely to operate successfully. 
S. L. R. Ellison s.ellison@lgcgroup.com
None, yet.
ilab-class. 
data(Pb)
il.pb<-construct.ilab(org=Pb$lab, x=Pb$value, measurand="Pb", item="none", 
                u=Pb$u, k=Pb$k, U=Pb$U, title=c("CCQM K30", "Lead in wine"), method=Pb$method)
subset(il.pb, u < 0.03)
il.pb[1:6,]
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