1 Installing cerUB
There are two options for installing the cerUB package:
- Downloading the latest release version from Zenodo.org and installing it in RStudio (Tools > Install Packages… > Install from: Package Archive File).
Angourakis, Andreas, & Martínez Ferreras, Verònica. (2017, September 23). cerUB - Protocols for exploring archaeometric data (R package). Zenodo. http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.975451
- Installing the latest development version directly from GitHub (Andros-Spica/cerUB), using the devtools package:
# this will install devtools package, if not installed already
if (!require("devtools"))
install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("Andros-Spica/cerUB")
The second option is recommended, because it is a faster way to install and update packages that are not in CRAN.
The same options are available for installing the biplot2d3d package, which we use here to plot protocols results.
Andreas Angourakis. (2017, September 20). biplot2d3d - an R package for generating highly-customizable biplots. Zenodo. http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.897603
devtools::install_github("Andros-Spica/biplot2d3d")
Any other package required by these two packages (ade4, rgl, etc.) should be automatically installed.