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[mlauber71]

@Subramanyam installing R and make it work with knime still might face some challenges. You might want to start by reading the official guide

https://docs.knime.com/latest/r_installation_guide/index.html#_introduction

For the installation of Rserve (which you will need) these entry might help:

R integration: Cannot install Rserve

@ehsanT what you should do is make sure RServe does run under R / Studio alone and will be started when library(“Rserve”) is called. Then you could tray the integration into KNIME. In order to do a fresh installation you might try these steps if the ones from the R integration guide would not work. The latest Version 1.8-10 should be available as a Windows binary so there would be no need to compile: https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=Rserve For Windows: install.packages("Rserve", repos = "h…

Then there is the collection sich also describes the option to use Conda Environment Propagation to install R and necessary dependencies with the help of conda.

A meta collection and article about R and KNIME – mlauber71

Here is the conda and R installation with an example (maybe use Miniforge as your conda environment installer https://github.com/conda-forge/miniforg)

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@cuongnguyen maybe you try again with some more basic settings and a newer R version (4.1.3) which is available via conda(-forge). Your environment propagation has a lot of special linux packages that I cannot install on Windows/MacOS - so I set up a more generic YAML file - you could add other packages and update the environment later. [image] The YML/YAML file would look like this # conda env create -f py39_knime_r.yml # conda env update -f py39_knime_r.yml --prune # https://forum.knime.…