>
> One example among many: I tell it
>
> library (gam) all I get is an error message.
>
> Error in library (gam) : there is no package called 'gam'
>
> Well, does this mean what it says, or does it mean something
> different? For
> example, does it mean that such-and-such computer program has not
> yet been
> downloaded?
It just means you need to install the library as R comes with only
the default libraries. To install the gam library, use the following
command:
install.packages("gam", dependencies = TRUE)
It downloads and installs the gam package and all its dependencies.
You can use this for installing any package you find.
Cheers,
Wee-Jin
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