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Updated for newer versions of R? #2
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Hi. Please read the install instructions on the first page. This package is not on CRAN and the install instructions need to be followed to install it. |
Appreciate the help. Of course I read through your instructions and I am implementing in the exact way instructed. My issue is that upon installing, it outputs that ggsegDestrieux is not available for the most recent version of R. Here is my console output, for reference. `
A version of this package for your version of R might be available elsewhere,
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I can see its trying to install from CRAN, which is what the error message is saying. and its not on CRAN so its not possible. I dont know why setting the repos isnt working for you. I'm on R 4.2.0 so R version is not the issue. Try install.packages('ggsegDesterieux',
repos = "https://ggseg.r-universe.dev") |
Ah, I see what the issue is. I ran the install packages/repos command you sent above directly, and it worked. The issue I identified was that the atlas is the 'Destrieux' atlas, but the ggseg package has Destrieux misspelled ('ggsegDesterieux'), which I was typing in manually using the real atlas name. Sorry for the confusion, I just had the spellings mixed up. Thanks for your help! |
I should be apologising, really. What an amazing feat I have done by mispelling Destrieux... I'll get that fixed at some point, though I'm not going to rush it. It'll mean changing both the repo, package and data names, so its a bit of a task. |
Hi, I am trying to use ggsegDestrieux, but I keep getting the error that it is not supported by my version of R:
However, I am running one of the most recent R versions:
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