Sharon Louise Every
2015-Nov-05 06:14 UTC
[R] mysterious error message not sure if its from within package?
Hi everyone, Sorry if this is not appropriate through this email list but I wanted to check if this was something wrong with R in my computer rather than within a package I?m using. I am using SIAR - SIBER and have for a few months now. I went back to check some figures with code that I had previously used without a problem. I have since ran the sample data within the package and somebody else?s data and code yet theirs works and I get the same error Error: not a matrix when bayesian stats are about to be used. I have recently update my osx system to El captain - but everything that I have recently tried works. Does anyone have any suggestions. I have updated, and reinstalled R. Cheers Sharon Every CDU & ANU (NAMRA) PhD Candidate ATRF 23 Ellengowan Drive Brinkin, NT Ph: 8920 9212 M: +61 409 862 464 PO Box: 41775, Casuarina, NT 0811 sharonlouise.every at cdu.edu.au<mailto:sharonlouise.every at cdu.edu.au> [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
Duncan Murdoch
2015-Nov-05 08:59 UTC
[R] mysterious error message not sure if its from within package?
On 05/11/2015 12:14 AM, Sharon Louise Every wrote:> Hi everyone, > > Sorry if this is not appropriate through this email list but I wanted to check if this was something wrong with R in my computer rather than within a package I?m using. I am using SIAR - SIBER and have for a few months now. I went back to check some figures with code that I had previously used without a problem. I have since ran the sample data within the package and somebody else?s data and code yet theirs works and I get the same error Error: not a matrix when bayesian stats are about to be used. I have recently update my osx system to El captain - but everything that I have recently tried works. Does anyone have any suggestions. I have updated, and reinstalled R.After you get the error, call traceback(). That will usually tell you where the error occurred by listing the call stack at the time of the error. Duncan Murdoch