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I think what is happening is that the method is trying to transform the data so that it maps to the interval [0,1]. However, since all of the values are the same there will be a division by 0. So R returns NaN, but I don't thin that the C++ code knows how to handle this.
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Tested on two linux machines (rehel and ubuntu) with R3.1.1.
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