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which prints lots of stuff (avoidable with verbose=FALSE), but then ends up on :
Error in PLS_glm_kfoldcv(dataX = Xaze, nt = 10, modele = "pls-glm-logistic", :
argument "dataY" is missing, with no default
Which is coherent with ?cv.plsRglm, which explicitly states the cv.plsRglm(formula,dataX,...) syntax and not the cv.plsRglm(dataY,dataX,...) syntax, which (i guess?) is now outdated.
Last but not least, it looks like this vignette was not compiled since 2014 : maybe it should be fixed and set to recompile regularly (at least on CI) so that these issues are caught quicker ?
Happy to discuss
EDIT: I could not find the code corresponding to that vignette in this repo. It looks like pkgdown should contain a html compiled version of that vignette, but it does not, and only link to the CRAN pdf. Could you gently point me to the script ?
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Hi,
The vignette https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/plsRglm/vignettes/plsRglm.pdf section 3.3.1 proposes the following code :
which prints lots of stuff (avoidable with
verbose=FALSE
), but then ends up on :Which is coherent with
?cv.plsRglm
, which explicitly states thecv.plsRglm(formula,dataX,...)
syntax and not thecv.plsRglm(dataY,dataX,...)
syntax, which (i guess?) is now outdated.Last but not least, it looks like this vignette was not compiled since 2014 : maybe it should be fixed and set to recompile regularly (at least on CI) so that these issues are caught quicker ?
Happy to discuss
EDIT: I could not find the code corresponding to that vignette in this repo. It looks like pkgdown should contain a html compiled version of that vignette, but it does not, and only link to the CRAN pdf. Could you gently point me to the script ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: