Hello,
I've installed both the components below on a machine that has iserver+desktop
Once I insert the definition below into the derived metric editor, it complains about the formula being incorrect. I've tried using both desktop and web.
RScript<_RScriptFile="C:\Program Files (x86)\R Integration Pack\RScripts\SeasonalForecasting.R", _InputNames="target, trend, season", StringParam9="SeasonalForecast">([Revenue], [Month Index], [Month of Year])
I believe after installing RScript functions installer, MSTR should be able to recognize the RScript function. Is an R function supposed to be populated in the f(x) list in derived metric editor or could I be missing something else?
Once we get it working in tutorial (with knowledge of all components required), we plan to deploy this in our enterprise solution.
Your help is appreciated!
Rishika
I've installed both the components below on a machine that has iserver+desktop
- RScript Functions Installer from http://rintegrationpack.codeplex.com/
-
MicroStrategyR Package for R from http://CRAN.R-project.org
Once I insert the definition below into the derived metric editor, it complains about the formula being incorrect. I've tried using both desktop and web.
RScript<_RScriptFile="C:\Program Files (x86)\R Integration Pack\RScripts\SeasonalForecasting.R", _InputNames="target, trend, season", StringParam9="SeasonalForecast">([Revenue], [Month Index], [Month of Year])
I believe after installing RScript functions installer, MSTR should be able to recognize the RScript function. Is an R function supposed to be populated in the f(x) list in derived metric editor or could I be missing something else?
Once we get it working in tutorial (with knowledge of all components required), we plan to deploy this in our enterprise solution.
Your help is appreciated!
Rishika