Graphics in rpy.
Hello, I just compiled rpy for R 2.9.2 and R 2.11.1.
Whenever I try to plot using rpy.r('plot(...)') I get a graphics device but
it is "Not Responding".
Does anyone know if there are any settings that have changed which would
prevent me from interacting with the graphics device
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> Hello,
I'm having a really confusing problem with rpy. I recently compiled for
2.9.2, windows.
Sometimes rpy loads just fine, but about half the time I get the error:
RHOME= C:\Python26\Lib\site-packages\R\R-2.9.2
RVERSION= 2.9.2
RVER= 2092
RUSER= C:\Users\covingto
Loading the R DLL C:\Py
Sorry for duplicate post, I forgot to change the subject.
On Tue, Oct 19, 2010 at 10:11 AM, Kyle Covington wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
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> I had been holding out on converting to rpy2 for a long time because my
> application requires data in the form of dicts and lists of lists an
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> Hi Everyone,
I had been holding out on converting to rpy2 for a long time because my
application requires data in the form of dicts and lists of lists and rpy2
didn't seem to support this conversion. However, rpy2 has theoretical speed
advantages by not converting to a python object at every
Hi everyone,
I noticed that rpy2 is segfaulting when I execute the following code;
import rpy3.robjects as ro
ro.r('iris') #just to check that it's working
ro.r('quit("no")')
I suppose I could just leave R open and that it would be closed when Python
closes but I just wanted to be clean about s
Hello,
(Ubuntu system)
Sometimes when I try; import rpy2.robjects as ro
I get the error libR.so not found.
I have seen this posted on several lists as a problem with the solution that
I need to tell rpy2 where libR.so is. It is in /usr/lib/R/lib/ which is
where os.environ thinks it should be.