Just first off, ideally, pose your questions with a reproducible example in future (FAQ: What's a reproducible example (`reprex`) and how do I create one?). That makes it much easier to understand the issue and help resolve.
You need to load a package (with the library(PACKNAME) command) before you have access to the data and function contain within. Looks like you're using caret package's train, so you'd want to run,
library(caret)
myModel <- train(...)
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Furthermore, your errors seem to relate to your data, which we do not have.
but following the reprex guide you could provide an example of a part.
If you have used read.table to put your data into projet
you can share with us via
dput(projet)
and create your example around that.
See the reprex guide for the full version of this sort of forum advice.
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Hello, sorry i'm new in this platform.
So, i'm trying to execute this code in my work .
My code :
projet <- read.table(file.choose(), header = TRUE, sep = ",")
complexite <- as.factor(projet$complexite)
Trainingcomplexité=data[1:10,]
Trainingcomplexité
Testcomplexité=projet[12:15,]
Testcomplexité
library(caret)
Le chargement a nécessité le package : lattice
Le chargement a nécessité le package : ggplot2
library(lattice)
library(ggplot2)
library(caret)
knnFit <- train(complexite~., data = Trainingcomplexité,method = "knn", tuneLength = 15,)
Error in model.frame.default(form = complexite ~ ., data = Trainingcomplexité, :
'data' must be a data.frame, environment, or list
NB : This is my data i can't upload this .csv here
I wouldnt ask you to upload your csv, and im not going to try to type it out from your screenshot.
Is there a areason you prefer not to use dput() like I suggested ?
(Is there a areason you prefer not to use dput() like I suggested ?)
I can't understand your question
You give the impression that you don't read our posts when we give you advice...
Perhaps there is a language barrier, and I can understand and be patient with that, but it would be best if you were specific about what you dont understand from what we are saying... I have written extensively, and shared with you link to a beginners guide that I expected would be straightforward to understand and follow , if the reader gives it time.
dput() is a function available in the R language, whose purpose is to represent objects such as data.frame's in a textual i.e. copy and pasteable - appropriate for forums , representation.
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thank you nirgrahamuk 
,
sorry, i will read the guide later .
I used dput() in the train function but same error .
Sorry. You have not at all understood dput or its use. Read the guide. See how the function is discussed in the guide. Come back after that.
Error suggests that your training data is not the right type.
Please execute this command class(Trainingcomplexité). The result should be a data frame.
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