[R] free workspace

Duncan Murdoch murdoch at stats.uwo.ca
Mon Sep 8 16:20:40 CEST 2008


On 08/09/2008 7:45 AM, GAF wrote:
> thanx for the quick reply!
> so this is what I get when I type in conflicts()
> 
>  [1] "part"             "buzz"             "distance"         "huid"            
> "in_whistle"       "interruptions"    "match"           
>  [8] "overlap"          "part"             "part_2"           "pause_dur"       
> "pause_dur2"       "pb_overlap"       "playbacker"      
> [15] "song_dur"         "Strophenabbrüche" "time"             "time.1"          
> "treatment"        "trill"            "whistle"         
> [22] "who"              "BIC"              "fixef"            "lmList"          
> "ranef"            "VarCorr"          "densityplot"     
> [29] "qqmath"           "xyplot"           "anova"            "coef"            
> "confint"          "cov2cor"          "deviance"        
> [36] "fitted"           "formula"          "logLik"           "model.frame"     
> "model.matrix"     "resid"            "residuals"       
> [43] "simulate"         "terms"            "time"             "update"          
> "vcov"             "xtabs"            "image"           
> [50] "plot"             "head"             "tail"             "as.array"        
> "as.data.frame"    "as.matrix"        "as.vector"       
> [57] "body<-"           "chol"             "colMeans"         "colSums"         
> "crossprod"        "determinant"      "diag"            
> [64] "diff"             "drop"             "isSymmetric"      "kronecker"       
> "match"            "print"            "qr"              
> [71] "qr.coef"          "qr.fitted"        "qr.qty"           "qr.qy"           
> "qr.R"             "qr.resid"         "rowMeans"        
> [78] "rowSums"          "solve"            "summary"          "t"               
> "tcrossprod"       "with"             "zapsmall"       
>

If you do it as conflicts(detail=TRUE) (as you did in your first post), 
it will say where the conflicts are coming from.

Other useful information will be given if you show the output of 
sessionInfo().

Duncan Murdoch



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