[Lign251] downloading binom
Alex Del Giudice
delgiudice at ling.ucsd.edu
Sun Nov 4 21:32:41 PST 2007
Maybe I'm the only person using windows but after typing
install.packages("binom")
twice and then getting the following warning message
Warning message:
package ‘binom’ is not available
each time, (then using the GUI to try the same thing with the same
result) I did a little investigation and discovered that the 'binom'
package is not available for the windows version of R (you can see for
yourself by visiting this url:
http://cran.r-project.org/src/contrib/Descriptions/binom.html )
I suppose I can do question 1(b) on campus but I did want to give the
heads up to anyone else who may be using windows and get confused like I
did. Of course, if anyone more clever than me knows some other way to
get binom on a windows machine running R, please do inform.
Alex
PS. Does anyone find my use of the verb 'get' ungrammatical in the
clause '(may) get confused like I did'?
Roger Levy wrote:
> Katie McGee wrote:
>
> Hi Katie,
>
> Klinton was right: you need to invoke
>
> library(binom)
>
> after installing. Sorry I left out that step.
>
>
> I think you may need to restart R for the documentation to be updated,
> but once you do,
>
> library(binom)
> ?binom.bayes
>
> should give you an entry.
>
> Roger
>
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