S Users-
I am trying to use the varcomp() function and am receiving the following
message:
Problem in .Fortran("zonly",: subroutine zonly: Missing values in argument
10
traceback() give the following additional information:
11: eval(action, sys.parent())
10: doErrorAction("Problem in .Fortran(\"zonly\",: subroutine zonly:
Missing values in argument 10", 1000)
9: .Fortran("zonly",
8: .Fortran("zonly",
7: fit.fun(y = y, x = temp$xmat, z = temp$zmat, intercept = F, start.var =
start.var, nderiv = nderiv, tol = tol)
6: varcomp(DO ~ YEAR + CREEK.CODE + INITIAL.SITE %in% CREEK.CODE +
CREEK.CODE:YEAR + INITIAL.SITE %in% CREEK.CODE:YEAR + VISIT,
qaqc.04[qaqc.04
$
5: eval(i, local)
4: source(auto.print = auto.print, exprs = substitute(exprs.literal))
3: script.run(exprs.literal = {
2: eval(expression(script.run(exprs.literal = {
1:
Message: Problem in .Fortran("zonly",: subroutine zonly: Missing values in
argument 10
I am using the following call:
varcomp(DO~YEAR +CREEK.CODE + INITIAL.SITE %in% CREEK.CODE +
CREEK.CODE:YEAR + INITIAL.SITE %in% CREEK.CODE:YEAR +
VISIT,qaqc.04[qaqc.04$YEAR=="2001",],method="reml",na.action=na.omit)$variances
I used this same code and a very similar dataset successfully about a year
ago and wanted to repeat analysis. The only difference that I can see is
the sorting of the two datasets. Does this make a difference? Unfortunately
I have struggled with this all day and would be grateful if anyone could
help me out.
Chris Moyer
Fish Biologist
Aquatic and Riparian Effectiveness Monitoring Program
Phone: 541.750.7017
Cell: 503.703.5776
Fax: 541.750.7234
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