[R] Problems with the ts library

Prof Brian D Ripley ripley at stats.ox.ac.uk
Wed Aug 11 08:26:39 CEST 1999


On Tue, 10 Aug 1999 Victor.Barajas at HSC.com wrote:

> 
> 
> Well, I upgraded to a later release and have been having good luck (R  vers.
> 0.65.0)  I haven't upgraded my Red-Hat linux from 5.2 so I had to compile from

R version 0.65.0 is _not_ released: all that is available is an unstable
snapshot. This is intended for testing by developers: in particular
library ts is still under development. The banner does say

Version 0.65.0 Under development (unstable) (August 10, 1999)

to remind you.

> source ,  ... so far so good.  

There are no pre-compiled versions of 0.65.0 snapshots, I hope.

> My problem is with the time series functions
> [library(ts)].  I'm trying to use the autocorrelation function-acf() and am
> having problems with it.  mainly an error   ERROR -Couldn't find function
> "is.univariate.ts"   any thoughts?  is it the version of R I'm using?

Thre is no usage of is.univariate.ts in the current version of the ts
library, nor in any version I am aware of. is.univariate.ts is used by the
acf function in Adrian Trapletti's tseries library. Have you by any chance
used that?  If that is not the problem, we need precise details (including
the exact day of your 0.65.0 snapshot, if recent), to R-devel please.

My guess is that you did not intend to use an unstable snapshot: the
release version is 0.64.2 and that does have RPMs for RH5.2. The release
of 0.65.0 (and the time series functions) is still about three weeks off.


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