import data from splus
hi, I have a somewhat similar problem. I also need to move huge, somewhat complicated objects from Splus5 to R. I need data.restore() in R (in my case it should be S4/Splus5 aware). I took a quick look at the Rstream manual, but I didn't see anything that I could easily use/modify for this problem (right?). Is there something out there I could use, or will data.dump()/data.restore() need to be written for R? (BTW I think this is not an R issue per se, but rather an R-S interface issue -- it is a fact that most of my collaborators use Splus.) For the record,
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Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2000 07:22:09 +0000 (GMT)
: ximing <ximing at are.berkeley.edu>
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On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, ximing wrote:
anybody knows how to import data into R from splus directly? I have a huge amount of data in splus format, which will cost forever for me to transform the data back to ascii or something else and then read them into R.
If that really will cost forever, then I think any route will take a long time (and perhaps let that be a lesson not to store data in a proprietary format). You may find that the function readSdata in package Rstreams helps. The normal route is to dump in S-PLUS and source in R.
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