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R how to print different types of variables into one txt file
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I have a lm model, a numeric vector from vif function, and some character variables.
gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit)
VIF<-sqrt(vif(lmFit))
Str1<-"Original R-square=".567"
Str2<-"Cross-validated R-Square=.123"
I would like to print content of all into one single txt file. I tried cat and capture.output.
cat(gvmodel,VIF,Str1, file="E:/.../text.txt")
capture.output(paste(gvmodel,VIF,...,sep=""),file="E:/.../text.txt")
Obviously this did not work. Anyone how to print them into a single txt file? Thanks
r printing
asked Mar 22 at 11:02
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I have a lm model, a numeric vector from vif function, and some character variables.
gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit)
VIF<-sqrt(vif(lmFit))
Str1<-"Original R-square=".567"
Str2<-"Cross-validated R-Square=.123"
I would like to print content of all into one single txt file. I tried cat and capture.output.
cat(gvmodel,VIF,Str1, file="E:/.../text.txt")
capture.output(paste(gvmodel,VIF,...,sep=""),file="E:/.../text.txt")
Obviously this did not work. Anyone how to print them into a single txt file? Thanks
r printing
asked Mar 22 at 11:02
davidzxc574davidzxc574
9110
Str1<-""Original R-square=".567"should beStr1 <- "Original R-square=.567"What error message is R throwing?
– brettljausn
Mar 22 at 11:11
Sorry that was just a typo here
– davidzxc574
Mar 23 at 14:05
add a comment |
I have a lm model, a numeric vector from vif function, and some character variables.
gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit)
VIF<-sqrt(vif(lmFit))
Str1<-"Original R-square=".567"
Str2<-"Cross-validated R-Square=.123"
I would like to print content of all into one single txt file. I tried cat and capture.output.
cat(gvmodel,VIF,Str1, file="E:/.../text.txt")
capture.output(paste(gvmodel,VIF,...,sep=""),file="E:/.../text.txt")
Obviously this did not work. Anyone how to print them into a single txt file? Thanks
r printing
asked Mar 22 at 11:02
davidzxc574davidzxc574
9110
I have a lm model, a numeric vector from vif function, and some character variables.
gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit)
VIF<-sqrt(vif(lmFit))
Str1<-"Original R-square=".567"
Str2<-"Cross-validated R-Square=.123"
I would like to print content of all into one single txt file. I tried cat and capture.output.
cat(gvmodel,VIF,Str1, file="E:/.../text.txt")
capture.output(paste(gvmodel,VIF,...,sep=""),file="E:/.../text.txt")
Obviously this did not work. Anyone how to print them into a single txt file? Thanks
r printing
r printing
asked Mar 22 at 11:02
davidzxc574davidzxc574
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asked Mar 22 at 11:02
davidzxc574davidzxc574
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edited Mar 23 at 14:06
davidzxc574
asked Mar 22 at 11:02
davidzxc574davidzxc574
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asked Mar 22 at 11:02
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asked Mar 22 at 11:02
davidzxc574davidzxc574
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Str1<-""Original R-square=".567"should beStr1 <- "Original R-square=.567"What error message is R throwing?
– brettljausn
Mar 22 at 11:11
Sorry that was just a typo here
– davidzxc574
Mar 23 at 14:05
add a comment |
Str1<-""Original R-square=".567"should beStr1 <- "Original R-square=.567"What error message is R throwing?
– brettljausn
Mar 22 at 11:11
Sorry that was just a typo here
– davidzxc574
Mar 23 at 14:05
Str1<-""Original R-square=".567" should be Str1 <- "Original R-square=.567" What error message is R throwing?– brettljausn
Mar 22 at 11:11
Str1<-""Original R-square=".567" should be Str1 <- "Original R-square=.567" What error message is R throwing?– brettljausn
Mar 22 at 11:11
Sorry that was just a typo here
– davidzxc574
Mar 23 at 14:05
Sorry that was just a typo here
– davidzxc574
Mar 23 at 14:05
add a comment |
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Sink() works. Sink a txt file path and name, run any command that produces text outputs and they will be captured in the txt file. And finally sink() to close.
sink("E:/.../Sink.txt")
gvmodel
sqrt(vif(ModeName))
sink()
answered Mar 25 at 10:25
davidzxc574davidzxc574
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add a comment |
In your code gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit) produces gvlma object. It cannot be directly printed to .txt file as such. You can transform it first to characters using as.character() option:
gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit)
gvmodel <- as.character(gvmodel)
The result is printable for example with cat. So if you put all this together:
gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit)
gvmodel <- as.character(gvmodel)
VIF<-sqrt(vif(lmFit))
Str1<-"Original R-square=.567"
Str2<-"Cross-validated R-Square=.123" # NB the corrected quotation marks
cat(gvmodel,VIF,Str1, file="yourfile.txt",sep="t")
answered Mar 22 at 12:22
OkaOka
73729
Thanks for the advice. I transformed gvmodel into character and it was printed out like this: lm(formula = Murder ~ ., data = DataTraining) Murder ~ Population + Illiteracy + Income + Frost c(Alabama = 4.04095098567961, Arizona = -1.50265504165748, California = -0.0650525845054262, Colorado = 1.54774873568549, Connecticut = -3.61072262553982... Residuals and effects of every observation was printed without changing line.
– davidzxc574
Mar 25 at 2:18
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Sink() works. Sink a txt file path and name, run any command that produces text outputs and they will be captured in the txt file. And finally sink() to close.
sink("E:/.../Sink.txt")
gvmodel
sqrt(vif(ModeName))
sink()
answered Mar 25 at 10:25
davidzxc574davidzxc574
9110
add a comment |
Sink() works. Sink a txt file path and name, run any command that produces text outputs and they will be captured in the txt file. And finally sink() to close.
sink("E:/.../Sink.txt")
gvmodel
sqrt(vif(ModeName))
sink()
answered Mar 25 at 10:25
davidzxc574davidzxc574
9110
add a comment |
Sink() works. Sink a txt file path and name, run any command that produces text outputs and they will be captured in the txt file. And finally sink() to close.
sink("E:/.../Sink.txt")
gvmodel
sqrt(vif(ModeName))
sink()
answered Mar 25 at 10:25
davidzxc574davidzxc574
9110
Sink() works. Sink a txt file path and name, run any command that produces text outputs and they will be captured in the txt file. And finally sink() to close.
sink("E:/.../Sink.txt")
gvmodel
sqrt(vif(ModeName))
sink()
answered Mar 25 at 10:25
davidzxc574davidzxc574
9110
answered Mar 25 at 10:25
davidzxc574davidzxc574
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answered Mar 25 at 10:25
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In your code gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit) produces gvlma object. It cannot be directly printed to .txt file as such. You can transform it first to characters using as.character() option:
gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit)
gvmodel <- as.character(gvmodel)
The result is printable for example with cat. So if you put all this together:
gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit)
gvmodel <- as.character(gvmodel)
VIF<-sqrt(vif(lmFit))
Str1<-"Original R-square=.567"
Str2<-"Cross-validated R-Square=.123" # NB the corrected quotation marks
cat(gvmodel,VIF,Str1, file="yourfile.txt",sep="t")
answered Mar 22 at 12:22
OkaOka
73729
Thanks for the advice. I transformed gvmodel into character and it was printed out like this: lm(formula = Murder ~ ., data = DataTraining) Murder ~ Population + Illiteracy + Income + Frost c(Alabama = 4.04095098567961, Arizona = -1.50265504165748, California = -0.0650525845054262, Colorado = 1.54774873568549, Connecticut = -3.61072262553982... Residuals and effects of every observation was printed without changing line.
– davidzxc574
Mar 25 at 2:18
add a comment |
In your code gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit) produces gvlma object. It cannot be directly printed to .txt file as such. You can transform it first to characters using as.character() option:
gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit)
gvmodel <- as.character(gvmodel)
The result is printable for example with cat. So if you put all this together:
gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit)
gvmodel <- as.character(gvmodel)
VIF<-sqrt(vif(lmFit))
Str1<-"Original R-square=.567"
Str2<-"Cross-validated R-Square=.123" # NB the corrected quotation marks
cat(gvmodel,VIF,Str1, file="yourfile.txt",sep="t")
answered Mar 22 at 12:22
OkaOka
73729
Thanks for the advice. I transformed gvmodel into character and it was printed out like this: lm(formula = Murder ~ ., data = DataTraining) Murder ~ Population + Illiteracy + Income + Frost c(Alabama = 4.04095098567961, Arizona = -1.50265504165748, California = -0.0650525845054262, Colorado = 1.54774873568549, Connecticut = -3.61072262553982... Residuals and effects of every observation was printed without changing line.
– davidzxc574
Mar 25 at 2:18
add a comment |
In your code gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit) produces gvlma object. It cannot be directly printed to .txt file as such. You can transform it first to characters using as.character() option:
gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit)
gvmodel <- as.character(gvmodel)
The result is printable for example with cat. So if you put all this together:
gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit)
gvmodel <- as.character(gvmodel)
VIF<-sqrt(vif(lmFit))
Str1<-"Original R-square=.567"
Str2<-"Cross-validated R-Square=.123" # NB the corrected quotation marks
cat(gvmodel,VIF,Str1, file="yourfile.txt",sep="t")
answered Mar 22 at 12:22
OkaOka
73729
In your code gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit) produces gvlma object. It cannot be directly printed to .txt file as such. You can transform it first to characters using as.character() option:
gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit)
gvmodel <- as.character(gvmodel)
The result is printable for example with cat. So if you put all this together:
gvmodel<-gvlma(lmFit)
gvmodel <- as.character(gvmodel)
VIF<-sqrt(vif(lmFit))
Str1<-"Original R-square=.567"
Str2<-"Cross-validated R-Square=.123" # NB the corrected quotation marks
cat(gvmodel,VIF,Str1, file="yourfile.txt",sep="t")
answered Mar 22 at 12:22
OkaOka
73729
edited Mar 22 at 12:33
answered Mar 22 at 12:22
OkaOka
73729
answered Mar 22 at 12:22
OkaOka
73729
answered Mar 22 at 12:22
OkaOka
73729
73729
Thanks for the advice. I transformed gvmodel into character and it was printed out like this: lm(formula = Murder ~ ., data = DataTraining) Murder ~ Population + Illiteracy + Income + Frost c(Alabama = 4.04095098567961, Arizona = -1.50265504165748, California = -0.0650525845054262, Colorado = 1.54774873568549, Connecticut = -3.61072262553982... Residuals and effects of every observation was printed without changing line.
– davidzxc574
Mar 25 at 2:18
add a comment |
Thanks for the advice. I transformed gvmodel into character and it was printed out like this: lm(formula = Murder ~ ., data = DataTraining) Murder ~ Population + Illiteracy + Income + Frost c(Alabama = 4.04095098567961, Arizona = -1.50265504165748, California = -0.0650525845054262, Colorado = 1.54774873568549, Connecticut = -3.61072262553982... Residuals and effects of every observation was printed without changing line.
– davidzxc574
Mar 25 at 2:18
Thanks for the advice. I transformed gvmodel into character and it was printed out like this: lm(formula = Murder ~ ., data = DataTraining) Murder ~ Population + Illiteracy + Income + Frost c(Alabama = 4.04095098567961, Arizona = -1.50265504165748, California = -0.0650525845054262, Colorado = 1.54774873568549, Connecticut = -3.61072262553982... Residuals and effects of every observation was printed without changing line.
– davidzxc574
Mar 25 at 2:18
Thanks for the advice. I transformed gvmodel into character and it was printed out like this: lm(formula = Murder ~ ., data = DataTraining) Murder ~ Population + Illiteracy + Income + Frost c(Alabama = 4.04095098567961, Arizona = -1.50265504165748, California = -0.0650525845054262, Colorado = 1.54774873568549, Connecticut = -3.61072262553982... Residuals and effects of every observation was printed without changing line.
– davidzxc574
Mar 25 at 2:18
add a comment |
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Str1<-""Original R-square=".567"should beStr1 <- "Original R-square=.567"What error message is R throwing?– brettljausn
Mar 22 at 11:11
Sorry that was just a typo here
– davidzxc574
Mar 23 at 14:05