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For packages with an extremely long list of dependencies, you may want to consider installing them via conda/mamba as a stand-alone environment (many R packages are available via ). 'cannot find _') may also provide some information on system-level dependencies that should be loaded beforehand. Error messages during package installation (e.g. If the following methods do not work for a package, please check the package documentation. using the package 'devtools') may have more sparse documentation. You should be able to find these requirements in the package documentation if the packages are on CRAN - packages installed from source or via GitHub (e.g. These packages have to be loaded by using 'module load' command before using R, and may additionally need to be linked within R. Note that some packages need specific versions of external libraries such as gcc, gsl, fftw etc. You can install them to your home directory using the following procedure. You may want to install R libraries that are not provided in MSI's R modules.

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