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FSelector #13
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Hi, What is the version of R and ArcGIS installed on your computer? |
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You may be encountering this issue because the Java Runtime is not fully registered on Windows. Can you try to install the FSelector package on the R base console or RStudio? Try the code was given below. packageurl <- "https://cran.r-project.org/src/contrib/Archive/FSelector/FSelector_0.31.tar.gz" |
I used the code you provided and reconfigured the Java environment, but it still shows the above error. |
Hi, Can you replace "arcgisbinding" folder (in C:\Users[username]\Documents\R\win-library\3.6)) with 1.0.1.239 version of package? Don't delete the old one just move to another location. If that doesn't fix your problem, I suggest you do everything one by one as suggested in the installation tutorial on this webpage. There may be a problem with your operating system. https://github.com/R-ArcGIS/r-bridge/releases/download/v1.0.1.239/arcgisbinding_1.0.1.239.zip |
I made some changes to the script about the "randomForest" issue. Please download all tool package and try again. |
Its simple Just fix this by installling default-sdk
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Then just install fselector |
Hi, the new version of ‘randomForest ’ package is not supported for R
version 4.0.2 and the older version of R. Its only support 4.1 and above.
Therefore, I edited the code to fix this problem. Have you ever downloaded
the tool pack of the GitHub webpage recently?
Best regards
…On Thu, Nov 17, 2022 at 8:38 AM Godfrey Gudah ***@***.***> wrote:
After installing the Java environment, it is solved that chi.square cannot
be found in the do call, but Fselector cannot be installed. Just like this:
ERROR: dependency 'randomForest' is not available for package 'FSelector'
I sincerely ask you this question
Its simple Just fix this by installling default-sdk sudo apt-get install
-y default-jdk sudo apt-get install defailt-jre
sudo R CMD javareconf
Then just install fselector
install.packages('FSelector')
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you could install randomForest from r-cran-randomForest
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After installing the Java environment, it is solved that chi.square cannot be found in the do call, but Fselector cannot be installed.
Just like this:
ERROR: dependency 'randomForest' is not available for package 'FSelector'
I sincerely ask you this question
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