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I'm receiving warnings when providing a formula >60 characters (give or take) to predict.psm(). These warnings seem to be stemming from removeFormulaTerms(), specifically the use of format() that was added in the rms 6.8.1 release. When long formulas are provided to predict(), format() breaks them apart into vectors of length >1. This throws the following warning:
Using formula(x) is deprecated when x is a character vector of length > 1.
Consider formula(paste(x, collapse = " ")) instead.
I'm receiving warnings when providing a formula >60 characters (give or take) to
predict.psm()
. These warnings seem to be stemming fromremoveFormulaTerms()
, specifically the use offormat()
that was added in the rms 6.8.1 release. When long formulas are provided topredict()
,format()
breaks them apart into vectors of length >1. This throws the following warning:See below for a reprex.
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