Re: IGNORE under $DATA ignored
Hi Xinting,
It looks like your data file has quotes in it instead of just character data.
You could confirm this in Linux with the head command (head data.csv). The fix
is to use quote=FALSE in your call to write.csv in R.
Thanks,
Bill
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On Mar 9, 2015, at 0:04, "Xinting Wang"
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Dear all,
I have a technical question to ask regarding the IGNORE=@ option under $DATA.
I have a data set created by R and submitted to run under NONMEM, but somehow
the IGNORE option is not read by the program and give me a list of error
messages saying:
(DATA ERROR) RECORD 1, DATA ITEM 14, CONTENTS: "DOSE"
ITEM IS NOT A NUMBER.
(DATA ERROR) RECORD 1, DATA ITEM 15, CONTENTS: "SEX"
ITEM IS NOT A NUMBER.
I tried to move the IGNORE to a different line without any effect.
Additionally, I tried to use different output functions (write.table and
write.csv) under R, tried different coding (using fileEncoding= option) but
this problem still occurs. I am wondering if anyone else has come across this
problem and if so, could you please share your resolving experience?
All of the R and NONMEM program were run under Red Hat Linux. Thanks in
advance for your kind help.
Best
--
Xinting