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"Webmorph.org can't be reached" error when using functions like avg() #21

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yarenkoca opened this issue Oct 26, 2023 · 4 comments
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@yarenkoca
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Hi,

I can't run functions listed under "Webmorph" in the documentation like avg() - I get the following error:

Error in avg(processed) : 
  Webmorph.org can't be reached. Check if you are connected to the internet.

I'm guessing this is because webmorph.org is down as I can't access the website. Is there a workaround for being able to these functions until the website is back up?
Any help is appreciated!

The code I'm using is the one provided in the README.md file - so this is what I have:

```{r}
library(webmorphR)
# load 6 images from the smiling demo set
# devtools::install_github("debruine/webmorphR.stim")
original <- webmorphR.stim::load_stim_smiling("002|013|030|064|094|099") 
# resize and delineate the images (using Face++)
# procrustes align and crop them to 80% size
processed <- original |>
  resize(0.5) |>
  auto_delin(original, model = "fpp106") |>
  align(procrustes = TRUE) |>
  crop(width = 0.8, height = 0.8, y_off = 0)

# rename and save individual images
processed |>
  rename_stim(prefix = "aligned_") |>
  write_stim(dir = "stimuli/smiling")

# average faces (using webmorph.org)
avg <- avg(processed)
@Amelieatge
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Hi, I've encountered the same issue, have you found a solution or a workaround ?
Thanks in advance !

@betanna
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betanna commented Apr 4, 2024

So have I.
I would very much appreciate some help.
Thanks in advance!

@MaryLouApricat
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Hi! Any news here? Am running into the same issue.

@iandstephen
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I also have this error. I think it is probably related to the fact that the R package is essentially sending instructions to the webmorph.org server, which has been down for over a year as far as I can tell.

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