Closed kevinbfry closed 7 years ago
Huh, weird.
A quick google search shows that this is a problem people have found with the 'survival' package when they upgraded R from 3.3.3 to 3.4.0. I am currently using R 3.3.3 which explains why I am not having trouble, maybe because you are on a newer version of R you are having an issue?
This link suggests that you need to reinstall the 'survival' package.
Nevermind -- this is because my environment did not have R's survival
. Comparison with R still the same.
Jon
i now have to take care of some pull requests
Have never done this. Could you summarize what I need to do in a few lines?
thanks
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For this one -- I fixed the conflict in .travis.yml
You should probably just have to hit "Merge pull request" above. To get this code on your machine you will have to git fetch and git pull -- this will just merge it on github.
Tried running my numerical comparisons of R and python code in this branch, had a few R errors:
object 'Ccoxmart' not found
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