R-beta: bug report
Peter Dalgaard BSA
p.dalgaard at kubism.ku.dk
Mon Aug 18 11:13:06 CEST 1997
Kung-Sik Chan <kchan at stat.uiowa.edu> writes:
> > predict(lm3,newdata=forbes.pred)
> Error in if (object$intercept) X <- cbind(rep(1, NROW(X)), X) : missing value wh
> ere logical needed
>
...
>
> For this problem, I have fixed the predict function in src/library/base/funs as follows:
> And the predict function now seems to work ok.
>
> predict <- function(fit,...) UseMethod("predict")
>
> predict.default <- function (object, ...) {
> namelist <- list(...)
...
Yup. The current predict() has little relevance to what it should do.
It seens to come from an ancient version where almost everything
involving fit objects was different. A proper fix is somewhat more
tricky and should probably work like the one in Splus. Actually I'd
want it to do better because the factor-matching is such a pain
(prediction data may have different levels represented). I've been
working on it, but I got distracted by other matters. Will try to get
back to it soon.
> Another problem I have is that when I use the sink function to divert output
> to an external file, I used the command options(echo=T) so that the commands
> will be echoed in the external file. However, the echo command doesn't seem
> to work. Any suggestions?
Hmm:
> options()$echo
NULL
So it isn't implemented (yet?). One option is to do
'R < infile > outfile'
Another is to go and implement the echo option.... ;)
Or pick up the modified S-mode and run things from emacs. (It's all
in the FAQ)
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