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...ion... Should I be able to use the outputs which arise from the fastbw function as inputs to nomogram(). I seem to be failing at this, -- I obtain a subscript out of range error. That I can't do this may speak to technical failings, but I suspect it is because Prof Harrell thinks/knows it injudicious. However, I can't invent a reason why nomograms should be restricted to the full models, if the purpose of fastbw is to generate parsimonious models with appropriate standard errors. I'd welcome comments on either the technical or the theoretical issues. Many thanks in advance, Ro...

...thout my command. Something in texlive is doing this. A remedy is to yse rpm -r --nodeps <> to get rid of them, because dnf remove R-core takes out texlive too. I do use the RStudio rpm, but by command-line install, so it isn't the culprit. However, the choice of packages points to an injudicious editing of an rpm dependency list in some texlive package related to rmarkdown or similar. I'm reporting this here in case other Fedora users are puzzled to see another R (or an rpm R) appearing on their systems if they also use texlive. If anyone has any ideas about resolving this prop...

...hing in texlive is doing this. A remedy is to yse rpm -r --nodeps <> >> to get rid of them, because dnf remove R-core takes out texlive too. I do >> use the RStudio rpm, but by command-line install, so it isn't the culprit. >> However, the choice of packages points to an injudicious editing of an rpm >> dependency list in some texlive package related to rmarkdown or similar. > > $ dnf repoquery --tree --whatrequires R-knitr > > texlive-scheme-medium installs texlive-collection-mathscience, which > installs texlive-includernw, which necessarily depends o...

...; > Something in texlive is doing this. A remedy is to yse rpm -r --nodeps <> > to get rid of them, because dnf remove R-core takes out texlive too. I do > use the RStudio rpm, but by command-line install, so it isn't the culprit. > However, the choice of packages points to an injudicious editing of an rpm > dependency list in some texlive package related to rmarkdown or similar. $ dnf repoquery --tree --whatrequires R-knitr texlive-scheme-medium installs texlive-collection-mathscience, which installs texlive-includernw, which necessarily depends on R-knitr. The solution is...

...ive is doing this. A remedy is to yse rpm -r --nodeps <> >>> to get rid of them, because dnf remove R-core takes out texlive too. I do >>> use the RStudio rpm, but by command-line install, so it isn't the culprit. >>> However, the choice of packages points to an injudicious editing of an rpm >>> dependency list in some texlive package related to rmarkdown or similar. >> >> $ dnf repoquery --tree --whatrequires R-knitr >> >> texlive-scheme-medium installs texlive-collection-mathscience, which >> installs texlive-includernw, whi...

...hing in texlive is doing this. A remedy is to yse rpm -r --nodeps <> >> to get rid of them, because dnf remove R-core takes out texlive too. I do >> use the RStudio rpm, but by command-line install, so it isn't the culprit. >> However, the choice of packages points to an injudicious editing of an rpm >> dependency list in some texlive package related to rmarkdown or similar. > > $ dnf repoquery --tree --whatrequires R-knitr > > texlive-scheme-medium installs texlive-collection-mathscience, which > installs texlive-includernw, which necessarily depends o...