Gregory Warnes wrote:
> This bug should be corrected in the latest version of rpy. What
> version are you using?
>
>
1.0.1 (picked by easy_install).
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This bug should be corrected in the latest version of rpy. What
version are you using?
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On Feb 28, 2008, at 10:39AM , Wacek Kusnierczyk wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Having used rpy for just a while on Fedora 7, python 2.5, I discover
> that it crashes on graphics functions such as plot, hist, etc.
>
>
Hi,
Having used rpy for just a while on Fedora 7, python 2.5, I discover
that it crashes on graphics functions such as plot, hist, etc.
This simple code:
r.plot(range(1000))
causes python to exit (not on all occasions, though) with this message:
Error during wrapup: C stack usage is too close
Hello Ding,
It appears that either you don't have numpy properly installed, or
that your copy of rpy was compiled without numpy support.
A simple workaround for this specific case would be to turn of
conversion of r to python objects, so that the object 'x' remains an
r matrix, rather than
The basic problem is that "survfit" is using deparse() to try to get
the name of the Surv() object so it can generate an R formula.
Unfortunately, this object doesn't have a name in R's namespace, so
deparse() gets the structure representation instead of the name, and
then things fail.
