Dear list members,
I received the following error message while running a likelihood ratio test
on spatial slm() models (with module(spatial)). I have used this technique
before successfully, so I'm fairly confident that my arguments are correctly
in place. I also double and triple checked the necessary objects that went
into the calculation of spxxxx.car.j, which might be called by lrt.slm().
There are no missing values whatsoever in my dataframes. I'm completely at a
loss understanding this error message and cannot even get to the place of
the failure in the code (to understand what the "argument 4" might be). Any
help would be appreciated.
## System Information
Version 6.0.1 Release 1 for Linux 2.2.12 : 2001
> lrt.slm(spxxxx.car.j, 0, trend.vect)
Problem in .C("spatial_multiply",: subroutine spatial_multiply: Missing
values in argument 4
Use traceback() to see the call stack
> traceback()
9: eval(action, sys.parent())
8: doErrorAction("Problem in .C(\"spatial_multiply\",: subroutine
spatial_multiply: Missing values in argument 4",
7: .C("spatial_multiply",
6: spatial.multiply(spatial.arglist$neighbor, x, transpose = T, parameters =
5: x - spatial.multiply(spatial.arglist$neighbor, x, transpose = T,
parameters =
4: cov.family$solve.fun(parameters, fitted, spatial.arglist, initial)
3: objective.fixed(parameters)
2: lrt.slm(spxxxx.car.j, 0, trend.vect)
1:
Message: Problem in .C("spatial_multiply",: subroutine spatial_multiply:
Missing values in argument 4
>
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Volker Bahn
Dept. of Wildlife Ecology - Rm. 210
University of Maine
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Orono, Maine
04469-5755, USA
Tel. (207) 581 2799
Fax: (207) 581 2858
volker.bahn@umit.maine.edu
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