I tried to install the necessary packages. This was the problem. Any help. Thanks in advance.
I tried !pip install but that didn't work. I need to import these packages to move ahead with our project.
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e.g. Python has a pip install --editable which symlinks the source directory into the package directory so you can hack on the code whilst still making it available in the package namespace.
The closest i have found is R.utils::sourceDirectory but this has no namespacing.
Thanks
I want to try this geopspatial mapping tutorial but I can't get the tmap or tmaptools packages to install/load properly. Here are some screenshots of the installation.
and and results in this problem when I try to load the libraries
If anyone could explain what the problem is and how I could fix it I would appreciate the help.
#user2554330 was right, there was a C compiler I had previously installed for a class that was interfering with the installation of the packages. I just renamed the directory of the compiler and everything worked.
I want to install teletype package for atom for real-time collaboration
but package installer doesn't find this package to install. I would appreciate any help. Thank you.
It's likely that you don't have the correct version of Atom installed. For teletype, you need at least version 1.22, and then follow the installation instructions here.
I would like to install the package r2excel.
Unfortunately, I can't do that because of my proxy.
So, I have to obtain r2excel.tar.gz to install my package.
Could you help me?
Of course I tried:
install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("kassambara/r2excel")
library(r2excel)
but it isn't working as I said because of my proxy...
Thanks in advance!
If you're using RStudio,
Go to the Packages tab, click the Install button, and change "Install from:" to Package Archive File (.tgz; .tar.gz)
Although I installed the required packages to execute auto.arima(), im not able to do so. Can anybody navigate through this problem
And further i tried to install "Rccp", but that also failed. Need the solution asap, thanks in advance.
You could try installing the needs package which takes care of all your dependencies.
install.packages('needs')
needs(forecast)
?forecast
you must install the package with dependencies:
install.packages("forecast", dependencies = TRUE)