Dear all,
I was notified about errors:
https://cran.r-project.org/web/checks/check_results_replicateBE.html
Since I don't have access to those operating systems, I'm a little bit lost.
Here is what I get with 64bit R on Windows:
library(replicateBE)
x <- method.B(details = TRUE, print = FALSE,
data = rds30, option = 1)[c(10, 19)]
y <- c(17.86418, 92.73371)
d <- as.numeric(signif(abs(x - y), 7))
With R 3.6.2
print(d)
[1] 4.431372e-06 1.182994e-07
With R 3.6.3
print(d)
[1] 1.078696e-05 1.182989e-07
x[10] are Satterthwaite's degrees of freedom obtained by package
pbkrtest. In both R-versions I use its current version (0.4-8.6 of
2020-02-20).
Any ideas / suggestions?
As a workaround I could reduce the tolerance of testthat's
expect_quivalent() from to currently 5e-7 to a higher (_which one?_)
value. But I still want to know what might be going on the CRAN's
linux/solaris devel/patched installations since the other R-versions on
all operating systems passed the tests.
Cheers,
Helmut
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