[Rpy] problems with clean WINXP RPy2.10 and R2.11.0

I am a newbie to R and Python and am just trying to install both on WINXP 32 bit but am having problems. I downloaded RPY2-2.1.0 but could not see any reference to which version of R it was supposed to work with. I figured the latest R was as good as any to start off with (due to a lack of any oth

Re: [Rpy] rpy-list Digest, Vol 47, Issue 14

Laurent wrote: >Unfortunately there is currently no win32/win64 support for rpy2-2.1.x >(for lack of time / resources): > http://rpy.sourceforge.net/rpy2/doc-2.1/html/overview.html#download Ah OK thanks - I should have looked in

Re: [Rpy] problems with clean WINXP RPy2.10 and R2.11.0

Laurent wrote: Unfortunately there is currently no win32/win64 support for rpy2-2.1.x (for lack of time / resources): http://rpy.sourceforge.net/rpy2/doc-2.1/html/overview.html#download * OK I think it will work now, thanks. RPy2 2.0.8 can find any R installation from 2.8 to 2.11 I ha

[Rpy] error

I have installed Rpy2 v 2.08 under Windows XP 32. I want to do a factor analysis from the R stats package. >From the RPY2 documentation I need to import rpy2 packages. I find I can import rpy2 and rpy2.objects but rpy2.robjects.packages cannot be found. >>> import rpy2 >>> import rpy2.robjects >>

Re: [Rpy] error

Huge apologies everyone. I thought I looked through the list but obviously not very well at all. On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 8:03 PM, Andrew Walsh wrote: > I have installed Rpy2 v 2.08 under Windows XP 32. I want to do a > factor analysis from the R stats package. > From the RPY2 documentati

Re: [Rpy] error

ume that you both found out that: > > - rpy2.robjects.packages only exists for rpy2 >= 2.1.0 > > - the windows binaries are currently stuck in the past, 2.0.8 being the > latest version available. > > > > On 8/7/10 12:05 PM, Andrew Walsh wrote: >> >> Huge

Re: [Rpy] error

nux on a > virtual machine ("virtualbox", or a paying solution if you have the > resources for it - "Parallels" for example). > If your application must also interface with Windows components, you could > consider a client-server approach. > > L. > > PS:

[Rpy] Missing LibR.So error with Rpy2

Under Laurent's advice I stopped using Windows for Rpy2 and took days to install Ubuntu Lucid correctly under VMWare exclusively so I could use Rpy2 2.1.4 and R in a project I am working on. I am a complete newbie to Linux and just an apprentice to Python but have 30 years experience with other com

Re: [Rpy] Missing LibR.So error with Rpy2

13, 2010 at 3:17 PM, Laurent Gautier wrote: > > On 8/13/10 6:49 AM, Andrew Walsh wrote: >> >> Under Laurent's advice I stopped using Windows for Rpy2 and took days >> to install Ubuntu Lucid correctly under VMWare exclusively so I could >> use Rpy2 2.1.4 and R in