To whom it may concern: I am using R version 1.9.1 beta on a windows machine, and I am trying to use a function called lmer (in packages lme4 and Matrix). I am not sure if this version will support these packages (when I install them from the GUI, the function lmer does not work). I wondered if I need to install a newer version of R, and if so, which version should I install, and how should I do that? Thank you so much for your time and help. Please send replies to tsfeldman at noble.org Take care, Tracy S. Feldman Postdoc Noble Foundation
how can I use lmer on a windows machine?
2 messages · Feldman, Tracy, Brian Ripley
Well, as you are using a beta version of a version of R released in June 2004, you certainly should upgrade. (Indeed the R posting guide asked you to do so before posting the first time.) You should probably install R-patched from http://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/base/rpatched.html or your nearest CRAN mirror (we have no idea where you are). You install that the same way you installed the current version: double clicking on the installer .exe should be all that is needed.
On Thu, 16 Feb 2006, Feldman, Tracy wrote:
To whom it may concern: I am using R version 1.9.1 beta on a windows machine, and I am trying to use a function called lmer (in packages lme4 and Matrix). I am not sure if this version will support these packages (when I install them from the GUI, the function lmer does not work). I wondered if I need to install a newer version of R, and if so, which version should I install, and how should I do that? Thank you so much for your time and help. Please send replies to tsfeldman at noble.org Take care, Tracy S. Feldman Postdoc Noble Foundation
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