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Bug in MUS::MUS.calc.n.conservative (Result is wrong) #1
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Hi, this is a read-only mirror of CRAN, please see the package authors in DESCRIPTION. |
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Hi,
But when i click on pull request in https://github.com/alsguimaraes/MUS I'm
redirected to create pull request there:
master...alsguimaraes:master
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śr., 24 paź 2018 o 10:39 Gábor Csárdi <notifications@github.com> napisał(a):
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@kiwimic That's because they forked that repository from here. That is somewhat unfortunate, and does not seem like a good idea. |
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Ok, so there is a away to move this pull request to alsguimaraes/MUS? |
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No, I don't think so. Looks like you were editing |
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This is also my first pull request, but when I inspect cran package, and alsguimaraes/MUS on github there is still bug in code. And now when I inspect this pull request I also see that "kiwimic wants to merge 25 commits into cran:master from alsguimaraes:master" which i don't want to.. i want to just add this comment (pull request) and wanted to create single commit after |
I just got to know your package, I was looking for an implementation in R MUS algorithm (especially MUS.factor (confidence.level, pct.ratio)), when I used MUS.factor (confidence.level, pct.ratio) I came across a strange result (practically always trying was 1). When I examined the function, it turned out that there are missing parentheses to divide)