R Utilities: Loading/Reading Data Files using miceadds
The function load.data
is a wrapper function for loading or reading data frames
or matrices.
The function load.files
loads multiple files in a data frame.
load.data( filename, type=NULL, path=getwd(), load_fun=NULL, spss.default=TRUE, ...) load.files( files, type=NULL, path=getwd(), ...)
filename |
Name of the data file (matrix or data frame). This can also be a part
of the file name and the most recent file is loaded.
|
type |
The type of file in which the data frame or matrix should be loaded.
This can be |
path |
Directory from which the dataset should be loaded.
It can also be set to |
load_fun |
User-specified loading function |
spss.default |
Optional logical which is only applied
for |
... |
Further arguments to be passed to |
files |
Vector of file names |
See also load.Rdata
for loading R data frames.
See save.Rdata
and save.data
for saving/writing R data frames.
## Not run: ############################################################################# # EXAMPLE 1: Toy example ############################################################################# # load a data frame in the file "data_s3.Rdata" and save this # as the object "dat.s3" dat.s3 <- miceadds::load.data( filename="data_s3.Rdata", type="Rdata" ) print(str(dat.s3)) # load text input with base::readLines() function using the 'load_fun' argument dat <- miceadds::load.data( "my_output_", type="Rout", load_fun=readLines, path=path) ## End(Not run)
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