How to install SMRD package

nirbhay · November 5, 2019, 9:17am

Kindly help me in installing SMRD package.

This is the github link.

andresrcs · November 5, 2019, 3:36pm

First, you need to have installed the remotes package, if you haven't already, you can install it with this code

install.packages("remotes")

Then you can install SMRD.data package with this command

remotes::install_github("Auburngrads/SMRD.data")

nirbhay · November 6, 2019, 1:52am

I am getting this error.

andresrcs · November 6, 2019, 2:05am

It looks like a permissions issue, open RStudio as administrator and try again on a clean R session.

nirbhay · November 6, 2019, 2:11am

Same issue, when running with admin in a fresh session.

andresrcs · November 6, 2019, 2:25am

You could try manually deleting the conflicting packages from your library folder and install again.

This is and odd behavior, if possible try to make a fresh R install (with the latest version).

nirbhay · November 6, 2019, 2:27am

Thanks for your help..!!

nirbhay · November 6, 2019, 5:12am

I found another way to install this library.

github.com/Reliability/stat687

Installing the `SMRD` package

opened 03:25PM - 27 Jun 18 UTC

Auburngrads

Note: These install procedures bypass a few steps from the standard package inst…allation process. If you run into problems, let me know by posting a comment below. ## 1. Install the SMRD package dependencies Running the following at the R console to install the packages and their dependencies. Note this may take a while to get all of the packages installed, so run this when you have a spare minute. ``` install.packages(c('graphics', 'stats', 'nlme', 'lattice', 'grid', 'survival', 'plot3D', 'FSA', 'DT', 'xtable', 'pacman', 'teachingApps')) ``` ## 2. Install SMRD Typically, when you install a package using `install.packages` R downloads files and compiles the raw code on your machine. However, I can't yet make the raw code available due to an existing MOU I've signed with Dr Meeker. Once the we've finished re-writing the code that was initial written under a contract we can publish the package and restore balance to the force 🙏. For now, the version(s) of the SMRD package contained in this repo have already been compiled and can be installed by pasting the entire directory into your library. However, before doing this note the following: 1. This version was built on my machine and has therefore been compiled for Windows. If you're using a different OS I need to get with you to install the package on your machine in person. 2. If the name of the SMRD directory includes a version number i.e. `SMRD_3.5.0` make sure to delete the `_3.5.0` part. 3. R recently released version 3.5.0 which contains several significant changes under the hood. While it probably goes without saying paste the directory that corresponds to the version of R that you're using. With those out of the way, let's get back to installing the SMRD package. The location of your library where SMRD should be pasted can be found by running `.libPaths()[1]` in the console. Further, you can access your library location using: ``` browseURL(.libPaths()[1]) ``` Once it has been pasted, check for any problems by loading the package using ``` library(SMRD) ``` In this case no news is good news. With the package installed you should note that several vignettes are available that show how to implement the code for each chapter in the Meeker and Escobar text. You can access these vignettes by running `vignette('echapterX')` replacing `X` with the desired chapter number. You'll notice that some of these vignettes are more complete that others.

just follow the instruction and download the file.
Then just copy and paste in R library folder.

Thanks

system · November 27, 2019, 5:12am

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