Problem with bear 2.9.1 [🇷 for BE/BA]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2024-08-30 10:14 (241 d 01:26 ago) – Posting: # 24171
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Hi Balu,

welcome to the forum!

❝ Dear Sir,

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❝ I'm recently using R software in clinical studies by calculating the pharmacokinetic and statistical analysis using BEAR Toolkit version 2.9.1.

bear is a package for [image]. Do you come from the realm of Certara? Phoenix has Toolkits.

❝ I'm facing the below mentioned error when i run the replicate cross-over designs.

Not quite. You successfully attached it after typing library(bear) because you saw …

[image]

… and got this error already at start, i.e., after typing go(). Did you follow the installation instructions exactly? I have no problems on Windows 7 and 11 (see this post).

[image]Furthermore, I haven’t seen this ASCII-graph for ages (only with previous versions). I don’t see it running in R 4.1.3 (2022-03-10) and 4.4.1 (2024-06-14)… Therefore, I suspect that something went wrong with your installation.

I suggest to deinstall it: In the R-GUI type remove.packages("bear"). Down­load it again and follow the installation instructions (particularly run the script preinst.r from SourceForge).

If that doesn’t resolve your problem, I’m afraid you have to wait till Yung-jin passes by. Perhaps you can contact him directly (email in his profile). Alternatively, after library(bear) type help(p = bear) and click on the first link DESCRIPTION file to get his contact.



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