errors of installation bear (R v4.0.0) on Windows [🇷 for BE/BA]

posted by yjlee168 Homepage – Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 2020-05-17 22:43 (1802 d 14:06 ago) – Posting: # 21450
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Hi Andrew,

Please find bear_2.8.8.zip (built under R v4.0.0) in my Google cloud HD and download it. In addition, you should download preinst.r from SourceForge. Place the zip file and preinst.r under your R working directory. Open R console (Rgui.exe) as the system administrator, and type source("preinst.r") first, and then do("bear","bear_2.8.8.zip"). It will install all required R packages, as well as bear for you. When it finishes, close R console now and re-open it as the system admin again. Type library(bear) and go(). Now the system shows a pop-up dialogue and ask if you want to install GTK+ driver. Click install GTK+ driver. When it finishes, bear GUI will show up on your screen. Close it and also close R console. Now you can open R console as a general user. This is pre-release for bear v2.8.8. I still work on Hotelling's T2 of outlier detection analysis (ODA) (hopefully you do not need this test right now.). Other functions in this pre-release work fine. That's it.

Thank you for posting your question here. Let me know if you still have any problem to install bear on Windows.

❝ I am glad to see that I am not alone on this...


Of course not. ;-)
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