I've been struggling with a persistent crash and I've managed to reproduce it reliably on my machine. If I pass a large matrix to an R function that has a header row, then BERT will crash with the error "ControlR.exe has stopped working".
I've attached a spreadsheet that will do this fairly reliably for me. To see the problem:
First add the following to your BERT functions:
Dummy <- function(...){
1
}
Then open the spreadsheet (BERT_CrashTest 4.xlsx), and refresh the function in cell A1 a couple of times. This will work with no issues.
Now change the input to the function from B3 to B2 (i.e. including the header row). This will crash every time for me. (if that doesn't work for you, try more rows - I'm not sure if the exact cutoff will vary)
Workaround for now is to input the column headers and content as separate parameters. However, we do have some mixed categorical data (i.e. numbers and strings in the same column) that it would be nice to be able use without crashing.
I'm using: Excel 2010 version 14.0.7208.5000 (32-bit)
BERT version 2.3.9
Cheers,
Matt
I've been struggling with a persistent crash and I've managed to reproduce it reliably on my machine. If I pass a large matrix to an R function that has a header row, then BERT will crash with the error "ControlR.exe has stopped working".
I've attached a spreadsheet that will do this fairly reliably for me. To see the problem:
First add the following to your BERT functions:
Dummy <- function(...){
1
}
Then open the spreadsheet (BERT_CrashTest 4.xlsx), and refresh the function in cell A1 a couple of times. This will work with no issues.
Now change the input to the function from B3 to B2 (i.e. including the header row). This will crash every time for me. (if that doesn't work for you, try more rows - I'm not sure if the exact cutoff will vary)
Workaround for now is to input the column headers and content as separate parameters. However, we do have some mixed categorical data (i.e. numbers and strings in the same column) that it would be nice to be able use without crashing.
I'm using: Excel 2010 version 14.0.7208.5000 (32-bit)
BERT version 2.3.9
Cheers,
Matt