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integration in R-1.3.0

2 messages · Ben Bolker, Brian Ripley

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Ben Bolker
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I've noticed that integrate() has been rolled into the base library now,
and that the integrate library has been moved to the archives.  I've got a
problem ... I've been using adapt() (multi-dimensional adaptive
quadrature), which is not in the base package, and the integrate package
insists that it depends on R 1.2.3 (and doesn't install on my system under
1.3.0) and won't install.  I'll look for ways of forcing it to install
anyway, but does anyone have any hints in the meanwhile?

  Ben Bolker
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platform sparc-sun-solaris2.8
arch     sparc               
os       solaris2.8          
system   sparc, solaris2.8   
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major    1                   
minor    3.0                 
year     2001                
month    06                  
day      22                  
language R           

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Brian Ripley
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On Fri, 29 Jun 2001, Ben Bolker wrote:

            

      
      
      
    

        
NO!  A more complete GPL-ed integrate() function has been written from
scratch and put in base.  See NEWS:

    o   New function integrate() with S-compatible call.

            

      
      
      
    

        
Use the adapt package on CRAN if you want adapt().  It works ....