Dear Jim,
indeed, you are right. As the OP did not include the package name I was to lazy
to check where taylor.diagram actually is from. Would I have known that it is
from plotrix I would have seen
that it actually is not a problem of the author but of handing over the wrong
object.
As I know, functions in plotrix are very well-kept and those errors (i.e.,
using mean on a data.frame) would not occur, thanks to your work.
Better call ??taylor.diagram next time before prematurely posting.
Best,
Henrik
Am 27.07.2012 11:59, schrieb Jim Lemon:
On 07/26/2012 10:27 PM, Henrik Singmann wrote:
Dear Waheed,
As you correctly inferred, these are just warnings and dont need to
bother you now. The maintainer/author of the taylor.diagram function
should be more worried.
These warnings just say that in upcoming versions of R the functions
within taylor.diagram() will not work anymore. However, when this will
happen is unclear.
Currently, everything is okay.
Hi Waheed and Henrik,
The problem is that either "obs" or "M3" is a data frame. The first two
arguments to the function are supposed to be vectors, so perhaps you have extracted one element of
a data frame using something like this:
M3<-my.data.frame[1]
OR
M3<-my.data.frame["M3"]
which produces a one column data frame. I'll stick a conditional "unlist" into
the function to prevent this from causing trouble in future. Thanks for letting me know.
Jim
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Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Germany
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