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backCalc() fails when the data is a tibble because the following lines return a one-column data.frame on tibbles but a vector on regular data.frames. This can be corrected by converting the tibble to a data.frame with as.data.frame() but I need to find a more robust answer. Another possible solution, but I need to research this more, is to add drop=TRUE to the following lines in backCalc().
backCalc()
fails when the data is atibble
because the following lines return a one-column data.frame ontibble
s but a vector on regulardata.frame
s. This can be corrected by converting thetibble
to adata.frame
withas.data.frame()
but I need to find a more robust answer. Another possible solution, but I need to research this more, is to adddrop=TRUE
to the following lines in backCalc().The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: