[R] lm methods inconsistency?

[Martin Maechler]

>>>>> "Tom" == Tomislav Goles <tom at ait-tech.com> writes:

    Tom> I'm very new to R so maybe i'm doing something wrong so
    Tom> please let me know it that is that case.
    Tom> Here is an example where the summary() and residuals()
    Tom> applied to lm object produce different results
    Tom> (I think the residuals() results is correct since SAS produces
    Tom> those numbers - the second residual corresponding to observation
    Tom> with weight 4 is wrong in summary()).

    Tom> x <- c( 10, 20, 30, 40 )
    Tom> y <- c( 33.8, 62.2, 92.0, 122.4 )
    Tom> w <- c( 1, 4, 1, 1 )
    Tom> lm.obj <- lm( y ~ x, weights=w )
    Tom> print( summary( lm.obj ) )
(showing the weighted residuals)

    Tom> print( residuals( lm.obj ) )
(showing the raw residuals)

No real bug here.
One could argue that summmary() should say 
"Weighted residuals:"  instead of
"Residuals:"

(but note that R's behavior here is really like S').

    Tom> Best regards,
    Tom> Tomislav Goles

    Tom> PS. my version or R is 0.64.2 on Linux.
which is *really* too old.
but it doesn't matter here...
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