Open mishaploid opened 4 years ago
Hi Sarah, possibly a problem in how Coo are combined. This is natively solved in Momocs2, almost finished now. For now and Momocs, having a couple of what you have in "data/processed" would help.
That's great news! Really looking forward to the updates, Momocs has been a great tool for our work. Attaching some examples here - please let me know if you need any additional detail. Thanks for your help!
Hi Vincent,
I just wanted to follow up on a potential solution for combining multiple Out objects. Are Out objects created in Momocs compatible with Momocs2? If yes, is there an equivalent function to Momocs::combine
that we could try?
Thanks!
Momocs2 is not ready yet and many things will change.
That being said, Momocs2 wont need combine since all
hope this helps,
v
Le lun. 18 mai 2020 à 21:09, Sarah Turner-Hissong notifications@github.com a écrit :
Hi Vincent,
I just wanted to follow up on a potential solution for combining multiple Out objects. Are Out objects created in Momocs compatible with Momocs2? If yes, is there an equivalent function to Momocs::combine that we could try?
Thanks!
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Hello!
To landmark a large group of images, we have split them into manageable chunks and saved the output as RData objects. I am attempting to read in and combine the RData objects, but reach an error when I try to apply coo functions to the output.
I am able to read in and combine the individual files into a single Out object using:
Then I attempt to check the output using:
Which results in this error:
I thought maybe one of the files was corrupted, but if I slice the Out object into a group of 1000 or less, the same command consistently works fine and does not return an error (regardless of the number range), e.g.:
Any thoughts on what can be causing this behavior? Or options to effectively combine the landmarked data?
Thank you!
Sarah