Case study Multilevel:vac18. function "multilevel" not found
I am doing the case study Multilevel:vac18 step by step. Level: Novice
At the step QUOTED vac18.plsda.multilevel <- multilevel(X, design = design, ncomp = 3, method = "splsda", keepX = c(ncol(X), ncol(X), ncol(X))) ENDQUOTE I get the error: QUOTE Error: could not find function "multilevel" ENDQUOTE
Is this a holdover from a prior version of mixOmics? I do not see any function "multilevel" in the PDF manual for mixOmics.
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reporter Thanks much!
Jay
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reporter I think I have emptied web cache, but I still see the old multilevel function called on http://mixomics.org/case-studies/multilevelvac18/3/ (first text box with code)
QUOTE vac18.plsda.multilevel <- multilevel(X, design = design, ncomp = 3, method = "splsda", keepX = c(ncol(X), ncol(X), ncol(X))) ENDQUOTE
Thanks!
Jay
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reporter Also on page 4 , first textbox (http://mixomics.org/case-studies/multilevelvac18/4/)
QUOTE vac18.splsda.multilevel <- multilevel(X, design = design, ncomp = 3, method = "splsda", keepX = c(30, 137, 123)) ENDQUOTE
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reporter Sorry, I am very much such a copy-and-paste newbie. I wanted to know the the exact usage given the actual variable names and parameters in the example, so that I could take them on to generate the same graphics... and then I would set up my next self-teaching example, swapping out variable names and parameters one by one.
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The update should be online by now: http://mixomics.org/case-studies/multilevel-vac18/
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reporter This is great. Solved. Thank you. (Note to other readers of this thread) The update is on the link provided by @FlorianR The page links that I have referenced in earlier posts can be seen to access the old version of the case study.
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Hi there,
Thanks for noticing this mistake, it seems we forgot to update this page of the website.. It is up-to-date now! You'll see that indeed the multilevel function is no more, and is now included directly as an input argument of the pca/plsda/splsda/.../ functions.