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Asked: 2026-06-14T13:30:59+00:00

I’m running the line: Frest <- randomForest(x = BFrame(,’Prediction’), y = BFrame[,which(colnames(BFrame) != ‘Prediction’)])

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I’m running the line:

 Frest <- randomForest(x = BFrame(,'Prediction'), y = BFrame[,which(colnames(BFrame) != 'Prediction')])

And it’s giving the error:

Error in randomForest(x = BFrame(, “Prediction”), y = BFrame[,
which(colnames(BFrame) != : could not find function “BFrame”

BFrame is a data.frame

I’m extremely confused because I’ve used similar code before, and effectively. This time however, BFrame is large – 130000 observations of 18 variables. Is this error the result of me running out of memory does the source lie elsewhere?

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  1. Editorial Team

    The parser is reading BFrame(, 'Prediction') as a function to be called with no/missing first argument and second argument set to 'Prediction'. I reasonably certain you mean the use brackets [ ] rather than parentheses ( ) there:

    BFrame[, 'Prediction']
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