I need to use Non Linear Regression Tools in R, like "nstools" or "nls". How Can I use these or others Non linear Regression packages in Rkward? I have installed Rkward 0.6.3 on Linux Mint 17.1.
Thanks for your help!
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The functionality covered by graphical dialogs in RKWard is still somewhat limited, and does not include non-linear regression - in the official distribution.
The separately available package rk.Teaching provides some support for non-linear regression. As far as I am aware, it is only available in Spanish, ATM, and you'll have to check for yourself, whether it covers the functionality you need. You can install this using "Settings->Manage R packages and plugins..."
Apart from this, RKWard provides full access to R, and thus you can do simply use R inside RKWard, interactively (using the "R Console"-window), or by writing a script. You will still be able to profit from graphical functionality e.g. for importing/editing data, etc.
If your question is about installing R packages, specifically, the answer is simple: Either use
install.packages()
as in regular R, or the RKWards graphical package management dialog ("Settings->Manage R packages and plugins...").
Regards
Thomas
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Hi Everybody,
I need to use Non Linear Regression Tools in R, like "nstools" or "nls". How Can I use these or others Non linear Regression packages in Rkward? I have installed Rkward 0.6.3 on Linux Mint 17.1.
Thanks for your help!
Hi!
The functionality covered by graphical dialogs in RKWard is still somewhat limited, and does not include non-linear regression - in the official distribution.
The separately available package rk.Teaching provides some support for non-linear regression. As far as I am aware, it is only available in Spanish, ATM, and you'll have to check for yourself, whether it covers the functionality you need. You can install this using "Settings->Manage R packages and plugins..."
Apart from this, RKWard provides full access to R, and thus you can do simply use R inside RKWard, interactively (using the "R Console"-window), or by writing a script. You will still be able to profit from graphical functionality e.g. for importing/editing data, etc.
If your question is about installing R packages, specifically, the answer is simple: Either use
as in regular R, or the RKWards graphical package management dialog ("Settings->Manage R packages and plugins...").
Regards
Thomas
Thanks Thomas for your answer and your time. I will check rk package. I am a beginner in R and I am still learning about the use of the console.
Regards,
Juan.
Last edit: Juan F 2015-04-18