Closed CynOliveira closed 1 month ago
Hi "Best", can you please provide a minimal working example. I cannot reproduce your problem:
networklevel(small1976, index="degree distribution") $
degree distribution.HL
Estimate Std. Error Pr(>|t|) R2 AIC exponential 0.2680213 0.03273948 3.697979e-05 0.9722957 -15.399690 power law 0.7400093 0.15118512 1.201759e-03 0.8898738 -2.326445 truncated power law -0.6025852 0.21573195 2.678430e-02 0.9874580 -21.761164
$degree distribution.LL
Estimate Std. Error Pr(>|t|) R2 AIC
exponential 0.08283741 0.01764426 0.002221825 0.8911838 -4.223280
power law 0.47716304 0.14041287 0.011469228 0.7810884 1.398351
truncated power law -0.58414098 0.34966858 0.145845464 0.9308149 -6.052836
(Note, however, that I use the current github version (2.20). But I haven't touched networklevel for a long time (2.17), and even then for a different index.)
Hi,
Until yesterday I had been trying many times with different networks and I was always getting the same error that I reported briefly. Even after restarting the sessions, uninstalling and reinstalling the bipartite again. Today I was able to calculate the degree of distribution normally by the networklevel
. I don't know what happened, but I appreciate your attention and help.
Best,
Cynthia Oliveira
Hi, I'm trying to calculate the degree distribution using the
networklevel
function of the package but I'm getting the following error: "Error in outg[[2]] : subscript out of bounds" This error appears for any network I try, including those provided in the data of the package. I know that there is a possibility of calculating it directly using thedegreedistr
function and that way there is no error. However, I work with a raster extension of your package, via theterra
package, and I've been trying to calculate all the network metrics usingnetworklevel
. I'm using the latest versions ofbipartite
and R. Many thanks in advance for your support,Best