Philip Nienhuis wrote:
> To the statistics package maintainer:
> I think the calls to csv2cell / cell2csv had better be replaced by
> calls to dlmread/dlmwrite (which are in core octave these days).
> If you want I can have a look once I've cleared my own back-log.
I see no harm in having the depe
Robert Bywater wrote:
>
> Dear Octave-experts
>
> I want to use the /linkage/ function and other statistics packages (as
> well as other stuff) but the version
> of Octave that I have doesn't support any of that.
>
> I have tried this
> octave:3> linkage (x)
> error: `x' undefined near line 3 colum
On 21 June 2012 07:41, Robert Bywater wrote:
> OK, so
> octave:3> pkg install io-1.0.18.tar.gz
> error: the following dependencies where unsatisfied:
> io needs octave >= 3.4.0
>
> OK, so
> octave:3> pkg install octave-3.4.0.tar.gz
> package is missing file: DESCRIPTION
> error: called from `pk
The first message means x is undefined.
try this instead:
x=1;
linkage(x)
and see if it works for you. of course you need to put something
meaningful in x, but for trying out that the package is installed that
should be fine. You can also try
which linkage
to see if it exists. Run pkg load statist
Dear Octave-experts
I want to use the *linkage* function and other statistics packages (as well
as other stuff) but the version
of Octave that I have doesn't support any of that.
I have tried this
octave:3> linkage (x)
error: `x' undefined near line 3 column 10
error: evaluating argument list ele
