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    • Setup OSPSuite-R on Ubuntu
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  1. OSPSuite-R Setup

Setup OSPSuite-R on Windows

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Last updated 1 year ago

The release version of the package comes as a binary *.zip and can be downloaded from .

If you use , you can use the Install option in the Packages pane and select the option Install from -> Package Archive File to install a package from binary *.zip files.

To install manually, follow these instructions:

# Install dependencies (e.g. R6) which are on CRAN
install.packages('R6')

# Install `{rClr}` from local file 
# (`pathTo_rCLR.zip` here should be replaced with the actual path to the `.zip` file)
install.packages(pathTo_rCLR.zip, repos = NULL)

# Install `{ospsuite.utils}` from local file 
# (`pathTo_ospsuite.utils.zip` here should be replaced with the actual path to the `.zip` file)
install.packages(pathTo_ospsuite.utils.zip, repos = NULL)

# Install `{tlf}` from local file 
# (`pathTo_tlf.zip` here should be replaced with the actual path to the `.zip` file)
install.packages(pathTo_tlf.zip, repos = NULL)

# Install `{ospsuite}` from local file
# (`pathToOSPSuite.zip` here should be replaced with the actual path to the `.zip` file)
install.packages(pathToOSPSuite.zip, repos = NULL)

The package also requires the Visual C++ Runtime that is installed with OSPS and can be manually downloaded .

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