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It now works as advertised. The only thing I did differently (that I am aware of :)) was to put the NodeId into a variable first. Now it works fine. Many thanks for your patience. I am still interested in where in the documentation this would have been found.

> BN$setNodeDescription("T1", "This text will be associated with node NodeId.")
Error in BN$setNodeDescription("T1", "This text will be associated with node NodeId.") :
RSmile error occured
SMILE Error Occured. Passed object is NULL

Is there a way to programmatically insert text as annotations using rSMILE? This is a good place for node textual definition that is available through my R code. Cutting and pasting would be tedious.

Apparent success! Many thanks,

I've been away from smile for awhile and now want to use the rSMILE package, I have previously been using SMILE.NET and SMILE.COM successfully. I have been following the directions in the Wrappers manual (I think) and tried to load rSMILE with: install.packages("C:\\Users\\~~\\rSMILE_1.6.0\\rSMILE ...

Is there an importer for the json files created by BayANet (http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~gbrown/bayes_nets/#)? I don't want to recreate any wheels.

Thanks

I'm trying to work with a colleague who does not have GeNIe by saving as a DSC file to open in MSBNX. Unfortunately MSBNX burps and doesn't seem to parse the DSC correctly. Don't think this is GeNIe problem but hope someone else has experience with the issue.

The examples in the forum show getting to submodels from C++. These routines seem to be missing from smileNET. Suggestions?

I am having a similar problem and am a novice in VS2017 and CPP. I followed this suggestion, but still received errors. See attached screen shot. Suggestions?