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| RE: Error in array(0, c(nr, nr, nn)) : too many elements specified [ Reply ] By: Patrick Mair on 2014-09-08 13:34 | [forum:41427] |
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It's on R-forge, tar.gz is on CRAN, binaries will follow within the next 1-2 days. Patrick |
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| RE: Error in array(0, c(nr, nr, nn)) : too many elements specified [ Reply ] By: PK Liu on 2014-09-08 05:35 | [forum:41426] |
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Hi Patrick, Where is the link to anacor 1.0-5? I did not find it. Thanks. |
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| RE: Error in array(0, c(nr, nr, nn)) : too many elements specified [ Reply ] By: Patrick Mair on 2014-09-07 20:19 | [forum:41425] |
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There is a new anacor 1.0-5 version on CRAN where you can turn off the confidence ellipsoids (e.g. having large datasets). library("anacor") x <- read.table("res.txt") fit <- anacor(x, scaling = c("centroid","standard"), ellipse = FALSE) fit Patrick |
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| Error in array(0, c(nr, nr, nn)) : too many elements specified [ Reply ] By: PK Liu on 2014-09-05 07:06 | [forum:41424] res.txt (10) downloads
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library("anacor") x = read.table("res.txt") x = data.matrix(x) fit <- anacor(x, scaling = c("centroid","standard")) Error in array(0, c(nr, nr, nn)) : too many elements specified BTW, I run the CA in SPSS, and SPSS can do it and get correct results. CORRESPONDENCE TABLE = ALL (1000,7) /DIMENSIONS = 2 /MEASURE = CHISQ /STANDARDIZE =RCMEAN /NORMALIZATION =RPRINCIPAL /PRINT = TABLE RPOINTS CPOINTS /PLOT = NDIM(1,MAX) BIPLOT(20) CPOINTS(20) |
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