Hi Jason,

I believe this is a bug in the Zelig package that is being fixed. Check to make sure that Zelig isn't being loaded during the R session and Amelia should work. Note that this has been fixed in the development version of Zelig, which you can install with the following code:

install.packages("Zelig", type="source", repos="http://iqss.github.com/")

Hope that helps!

Cheers,

matt.

~~~~~~~~~~~

Matthew Blackwell

Assistant Professor of Political Science

University of Rochester

url: http://www.mattblackwell.org

On Thu, Jan 10, 2013 at 2:51 PM, Jason Sorens <jsorens@buffalo.edu> wrote:

Amelia no longer seems to be recording chain lengths in imputations correctly. I get the error "Error in 1:m : argument of length 0" after the command "summary(a.out)." Because of this error, I also can't write the imputation output to a file.

I'm running R 2.15.2 (latest version) and even uninstalled and reinstalled R and all packages and am still getting the problem. I get the problem whenever I run an imputation of any kind, even the simplest conceivable, like this:

a.out<-amelia(data,m=2,ts="Year",cs="State")

on a file with two imputation variables.

Any insights appreciated!

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Department of Political Science
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University at Buffalo, SUNY
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