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Describe the new feature
The aapc data frame in the output is empty. When performing joinpoint analysis using the nih.joinpoint package, I found that the aapc data frame was empty. I have used this before without encountering this issue. I am not sure what went wrong this time. The Joinpoint development version software is version 4.9, and the R software version is 4.4.1. I was using the example data
Hi,
This is not a bug in the package, but the output of the NIH software, so there is nothing I can do about it.
You can see that by running browse(jp) to see the text output of session_run.aapcexport.txt, which should be empty.
This may be due to the particular structure of the NIH example sample.
If you have the GUI version of joinpoint, you can try it there to see if it shows a warning or so.
I'm closing this issue in favor of #13 (add a warning).
Describe the new feature
The aapc data frame in the output is empty. When performing joinpoint analysis using the nih.joinpoint package, I found that the aapc data frame was empty. I have used this before without encountering this issue. I am not sure what went wrong this time. The Joinpoint development version software is version 4.9, and the R software version is 4.4.1. I was using the example data
Known workaround
options(joinpoint_path = "D:/Program Files/Joinpoint Command/jpCommand.exe")
run_opt <- run_options(model = "ln", max_joinpoints = 3,
n_cores = 3)
jp = joinpoint(nih_sample_data, x=year, y=rate, by=sex, se=se,
run_opts=run_opt, export_opts=export_opt)
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