+ catplots=FALSE, trfplots=FALSE, lossplots=FALSE, hullplots=FALSE,
+ spanplots=FALSE, graphplot=TRUE, objplot=TRUE, objscores=TRUE,
+ objlabel=TRUE, offset=1.20, eps1 = -Inf, eps2=1e-5, itermax=32,
+ voronoi=FALSE, saveMe=TRUE, demo=FALSE, timer=FALSE, tk=FALSE)
Iteration: 1 Eigenvalues: 0.275420 0.182711 0.117240 Gain: 0.575371
0.981319
Iteration: 2 Eigenvalues: 0.284051 0.185338 0.129728 Gain: 0.599117
0.992531
Iteration: 3 Eigenvalues: 0.285723 0.186139 0.137560 Gain: 0.609422
0.995753
... etc. ...
Iteration: 26 Eigenvalues: 0.286144 0.186919 0.155740 Gain: 0.628804
0.999988
Iteration: 27 Eigenvalues: 0.286144 0.186919 0.155761 Gain: 0.628824
0.999990
Iteration: 28 Eigenvalues: 0.286144 0.186919 0.155778 Gain: 0.628841
0.999991
Error in y[g[i, j], ] : incorrect number of dimensions
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I get this same error with various different parameter settings in homals.
For example,
homals(x, graphplot = TRUE, objplot = TRUE)
produces the same error message.
I am using a rather large data set. 2237 rows and 1196 columns.
Also, some variables have range=0 (all cases have the same value).
Still, the error message has no clear relation to either of these properties
of the data.
The Graphplot for dimension 1 vs. dimension 2 is produced in a readable .pdf
file.