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<FONT FACE="Calibri, Verdana, Helvetica, Arial"><SPAN STYLE='font-size:11pt'>Problem solved - Thanks Dave<BR>
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The solution that worked for me:<BR>
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I used the binaries Dave sent in admbfiles.zip in the post above. <BR>
First, I copied them to my desktop and unzipped.<BR>
Opened Terminal and typed the following to direct it to run nbmm in the expanded folder and confirm it would run:<BR>
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ShawnMBP:$ /Users/Shawn/Desktop/admbfiles/nbmm #of course you will need to change this to navigate to where it is on your computer#<BR>
Error trying to open data input file /users/shawn/desktop/admbfiles/nbmm.dat<BR>
Error trying to read in model data<BR>
This is usual caused by a missing DAT file<BR>
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Dave said the error message comes from ndmm looking for the data file to use but it is running.<BR>
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I then located where glmmADMB had originally placed these same named files when I did the install of glmmADMB. I can’t remember how I found where they were and spotlight won’t show them either. I think I did a search just for “R” and found a R.framework folder in the Library folder. I looked through there and found them in a folder called admb here:<BR>
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MBP_SFM>Library>Frameworks>R.framework>Versions>2.11>Resources>library>glmmADMB>admb<BR>
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I then replaced the nbmm and bvprobit files that were there with the ones provided by Dave.<BR>
Started up R, loaded glmmADMB, viewed the epil2 dataset, and then ran the example model and it ran fine!<BR>
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My system: Macbook Pro, Mac OSX 10.6.4, R 64-bit<BR>
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Hope this helps.<BR>
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Shawn<BR>
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