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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi  Matthew,<br>
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      The bug you reported is quite mysterious. The loadMethod function
      is not a BIOMOD one.. and runing a similar example on my computer
      (Linux) not crashes but the BinaryTransformation function has
      changed recently so make sure to work with the last version of
      BIOMOD.<br>
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      Even if it's not really the best solution, I guess you can remove
      the error by not doing binary transformation of your projections
      (setting BinRoc=F, BinTSS=F, BinKappa=F in projection function) <br>
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      That being said, for your future analyses, I strongly recommend
      you to work with biomod2 package (BIOMOD realease).<br>
      <br>
      Best,<br>
      <br>
      Damien<br>
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      On 10/08/2012 21:31, Matthew Moskwik wrote:<br>
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                <div><span class="textSmall"><font face="Times New
                      Roman">I’m using BIOMOD version 1.1-7.03 in R
                      2.15.1 on a Linux cluster.  I’ve written an R
                      script which builds models and then uses the
                      Projection function to project onto several future
                      climate surfaces.  When the script reaches the
                      Projection function, I receive the following
                      error:</font></span></div>
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                <div><span class="textSmall"><font face="Times New
                      Roman">Error in BinaryTransformation(g[, a, Nrep,
                      jj], as.numeric(Evaluation.results.Roc[[i]][a, : <br>
                      could not find function "loadMethod" <br>
                      Calls: Projection -> BinaryTransformation <br>
                      Execution halted</font></span></div>
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                <div><span class="textSmall"><font face="Times New
                      Roman">I’ve run the same script on a local Windows
                      machine with the same version of R and BIOMOD with
                      no problems.  However, if I use the previous
                      BIOMOD version 1.1-7.02 on the Linux cluster, I do
                      not receive this error (the script completes
                      without any errors).  Thus, the error only appears
                      when running the most current version of BIOMOD on
                      the Linux cluster.  I should also add that the
                      installed R packages on my Windows machine are
                      identical to those installed on the Linux
                      cluster.  Any ideas what might be causing this
                      problem?   Thanks. </font></span></div>
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                <div><span class="textSmall"><font face="Times New
                      Roman">I wanted to use the most recent version of
                      BIOMOD, as it calculates evaluation metrics (Roc,
                      TSS, Kappa) for independent data for each
                      replicate, whereas version 1.1-7.02 does not.</font></span></div>
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                <div><span class="textSmall"><font face="Times New
                      Roman">Any help is appreciated.  Thanks.</font></span></div>
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                      Roman">Matthew Moskwik</font></span></div>
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