The error message refers to undefined symbols in shared C libraries for
R recommended packages, not about whether can be found or written into.
Did you reinstall rpy2 after the more recent R was installed ?
L.
On 12/8/09 1:15 PM, B.A.D.C.M.D Santos wrote:
> I managed to ask our Systems Admin
I managed to ask our Systems Administrator to install a new version of R. I
know have R2.10.0 installed but rpy2 is still not very happy with it.
When I try to import robjects I get the following errors:
Python 2.5.2 (r252:60911, Jan 4 2009, 21:59:32)
[GCC 4.3.2] on linux2
Type "help", "copyri
rpy2 will be happier with R >= 2.8
(as bugs in R were fixed)
L.
On 12/7/09 12:33 PM, B.A.D.C.M.D Santos wrote:
> The problem is that I get the error when import robjects. When I tried
> to replicate your instructions I got the following error: In [5]:
> print(rpy2.robjects.r['search']())
> --
The problem is that I get the error when import robjects. When I tried to
replicate your instructions I got the following error: In [5]:
print(rpy2.robjects.r['search']())
---
AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last
phyper is part of "stats", which should be loaded by defaults.
Check what returns:
print(robjects.r["search"]())
If not attached, you'll have to load it.
L.
PS: The R version, Python version, and rpy2 version is generally a good
thing to tell us.
On 12/7/09 11:06 AM, B.A.D.C.M.D Santos wrot
I am getting an error when using rpy2 under a Debian operating system. It
seems to be some kind of problem with R_LIBS enviromental variable but I
cannot get it completly. Can someone please explain me better the problem
so I can try to fix.
I have tried to export a varible R_LIBS but the probl
