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I've been messing around with curve_intervals to summarize data, but am encountering a rather unhelpful error message: Error in rowMeans(pointwise_depths, na.rm = na.rm) : 'x' must be an array of at least two dimensions. I'm willing to believe that my data may not be a good fit for a curve-wise interval (or at least that point_interval is the appropriate option), but I'd appreciate some combination of a more informative error message and/or more examples of curve_interval(perhaps including the .along argument?) that illustrate use cases.
My data are not evenly or identically distributed along the 'x' variable across curves, which seems to be problematic. Happy to come up with a reprex if that's helpful to diagnose the issue, but this may be known/intended/desirable behavior, so I'll save a bit of digital ink for the moment.
Cheers,
J
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Hi there!
I've been messing around with
curve_interval
s to summarize data, but am encountering a rather unhelpful error message:Error in rowMeans(pointwise_depths, na.rm = na.rm) : 'x' must be an array of at least two dimensions
. I'm willing to believe that my data may not be a good fit for a curve-wise interval (or at least thatpoint_interval
is the appropriate option), but I'd appreciate some combination of a more informative error message and/or more examples ofcurve_interval
(perhaps including the.along
argument?) that illustrate use cases.My data are not evenly or identically distributed along the 'x' variable across curves, which seems to be problematic. Happy to come up with a reprex if that's helpful to diagnose the issue, but this may be known/intended/desirable behavior, so I'll save a bit of digital ink for the moment.
Cheers,
J
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: