Re: [R] Wayland backend for R

Hi I do not know of any Wayland backend for R. You might be able to try the R Studio IDE configured for Wayland and see how its graphics device performs ? https://github.com/rstudio/rstudio/issues/4686 Paul On 23/06/21 1:25 am, Phillips Rogfield wrote: I have compiled R from source and I

Re: [R] Mediation analysis takes up all RAM, then all swap, and then RStudio/terminal suddenly closes

Please read and follow the posting guide, linked below, which says: "For questions about functions in standard packages distributed with R (see the FAQ Add-on packages in R ), ask questions on R-help. If the question relates to a

[R] Mediation analysis takes up all RAM, then all swap, and then RStudio/terminal suddenly closes

I am using the mediation package to run a mediation analysis. But when I call the `mediate` function, R eats up all RAM, then it eats up all swap, and then RStudio suddenly closes. The same happens if I call `Rscript` from the terminal, and the

Re: [R-es] covarianza

Estimados Creo que por un ejemplo concreto yo comencé con CRAN - Package lme4 (r-project.org) , luego fuí aprendiendo el resto, siempre miraba el summary. Por cuestiones que se complicaban descubrí glmer y nlme, tendría que ver la

[R] Wayland backend for R

I have compiled R from source and I had to install the X11 libraries. I use Wayland, and I am having problems plotting on X11 (I guess it uses XWayland) with this version. Is there a Wayland backend for R? Some configuration option I need to turn on in order to use it?

Re: [R] Question about .Rhistory in Windows

Hallo I increased number of lines which .Rhistory stores before the lines start to be overwritten. You can do this by changing number in Sys.setenv(R_HISTSIZE = 2000) in Rprofile.site located in etc folder of your installation. And from time to time I rename Rhistory to something like "210621.r"

Re: [R] Help with selection of continuous data

THANK you very much, guys! You are very good people and highly competent in programming! The problem was solved. Have a great day. Andre On Mon, Jun 21, 2021 at 12:10 PM Jim Lemon wrote: > Hi Andre, > I've taken a different approach to that employed by Eric: > > >