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I am having an error whenever I try to use gam as a method in caret.train function.

fit<- train(P~log(DR)+log(L2M)+s(TSM)+s(TH)+s(II),data=training,method="gam") Error: $ operator is invalid for atomic vectors

Here is one of the warnings:

In eval(expr, envir, enclos) :
model fit failed for Resample16: select=FALSE, method=GCV.Cp

Why is this happening? When I just use gam everything is fine, this only happens with caret package.

dput(head(training)) output:

structure(list(TT = c(1.810376, 0.089206, 0.623906, 0.676775, 
0.206524, 1.014849), P = c(682L, 674L, 681L, 679L, 655L, 682L
), II = c(846000000L, 4790000L, 38600000L, 40600000L, 1379632L, 
7526080L), WSM = c(5272L, 144L, 576L, 576L, 2336L, 18696L), TSM = c(168704L, 
4608L, 18432L, 18432L, 74752L, 598272L), L2M = c(1.49e+09, 12600000, 
85700000, 1.24e+08, 4214560, 33560200), DR = c(2.52e+09, 18400000, 
1.3e+08, 1.8e+08, 5559030, 44681000), DW = c(11600000L, 5440000L, 
39600000L, 46400000L, 4920550L, 36812430L), TH = c(32.032843125, 
0.1880727305, 0.2003506939, 0.1983195715, 0.558498625, 0.495952125
)), .Names = c("TT", "P", "II", "WSM", "TSM", "L2M", "DR", "DW", 
"TH"), row.names = c(3L, 5L, 7L, 8L, 9L, 10L), class = "data.frame")
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As far as I understand, caret uses the new mgcv package for gam functions; I had attached the older implementation of "gam" - the gam library. When I detached the gam library and only used mgcv.gam, this issue was resolved.

于 2013-04-01T22:50:29.073 回答