On both Ubuntu and macOS using 'germaparl_download_lda()' without arguments returns an error:
Fehler in sprintf("file '%s' is not available") : zu wenig Argumente
When manually defining a single value for k, e.g. germaparl_download_lda(k = 250L) the function works however, as soon as two or more values are combined k = c(100L, 250L), the same error occurs.
I've checked for possible URL-errors: I can download everything manually from AWS just fine, just the 500L-TopicModel at https://s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/polmine/corpora/cwb/germaparl/germaparl_lda_speeches_500.rds returns Access Denied.
When we moved to using Zenodo to make GermaParl and LDA models available, the function has been reworked thoroughly. The issue seems to be gone. Please re-open it, if necessary.
On both Ubuntu and macOS using 'germaparl_download_lda()' without arguments returns an error:
Fehler in sprintf("file '%s' is not available") : zu wenig Argumente
When manually defining a single value for
k
, e.g.germaparl_download_lda(k = 250L)
the function works however, as soon as two or more values are combinedk = c(100L, 250L)
, the same error occurs.I've checked for possible URL-errors: I can download everything manually from AWS just fine, just the 500L-TopicModel at
https://s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/polmine/corpora/cwb/germaparl/germaparl_lda_speeches_500.rds
returns Access Denied.