R Integration: Installation with 3rd-party dependent packages?
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Hi,
As you may or may not be aware, in Omniscope 2.7 we have introduced integration with the R statistics package.
Please use this forum post to ask any questions about the Omniscope/R integration and also to provide us with feedback. In particular we would be interested in:
- What problems you have encountered.
- Any suggestions for improving the interface or overall functionality.
- If you have any useful scripts that we could package with Omniscope and make available to all users. -
5 Comments
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Hi,
Go to the video tutorials page (http://www.visokio.com/video-tutorials) and click on the "R statistics" tutorial. This is a good introduction to the R statistics functionality that you can try yourself.
If you have any questions after watching this video let us know. Alternatively if you would like a more detailed demonstration please contact us directly. -
How do you import 3rd party R package for use within Omniscope? Having installed R on the same machine as Omniscope, configured Omniscope to point ot R installation directory, and imported R packaged into R, when I try to invoke functions from within R script inside Omniscope, some of the dependent packages cannot be found. I suspect that it is a matter of proper configuration. Are there any insights or documentation on that functionality? Thanks
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I've been able to get R packages to load in the scripts, though I did notice that you had to enable packges which would be enabled by default in R like:
methods, foreign, sp, tools, lattice & grid
Perhaps it is a case those have to be loaded before you can load other packages which builds on those?
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