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Because spatialreg is diverging from spdep, and because model-fitting functions in spdep will soon be defunct, the names of model output classes have been changed, and many S3 methods are no longer exported from the spatialregNAMESPACE. Please install: remotes::install_github("r-spatial/spatialreg") and try to install splm from R-Forge (revision 227); I get the following check log with these: 00check.log.
You will need to work around the lag in broom not yet having a tidy method for the renamed sarlm class from spdep, now Sarlm in spatialreg. The coefficient table will be re-arranged anyway, so the spdep/sarlm tidy method will not work for the spatialreg version. Splitting out modelling functions was intended to make it easier to develop these faster, leaving spdep with neighbour object creation and tests for spatial autocorrelation.
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Hello and thank you for letting me know. I got around the broom dependency with gt and updated the requirements. The vignettes in the GitHub version should work now. Looking forward to continue exploring the new spatialreg.
The 1.1-8 version of spatialreg will be on CRAN shortly, so you will need to submit your fixed package soon. Thanks for being pro-active and handling this straight away.
Because spatialreg is diverging from spdep, and because model-fitting functions in spdep will soon be defunct, the names of model output classes have been changed, and many S3 methods are no longer exported from the spatialreg
NAMESPACE
. Please install:remotes::install_github("r-spatial/spatialreg")
and try to install splm from R-Forge (revision 227); I get the following check log with these:00check.log.
You will need to work around the lag in broom not yet having a tidy method for the renamed
sarlm
class from spdep, nowSarlm
in spatialreg. The coefficient table will be re-arranged anyway, so the spdep/sarlm tidy method will not work for the spatialreg version. Splitting out modelling functions was intended to make it easier to develop these faster, leaving spdep with neighbour object creation and tests for spatial autocorrelation.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: