Save Model

Barry Grant

If you want to save the results of a regular PCA for later use in R, you can use the save() and load() commands - e.g.

attach(transducin)
pc.xray <- pca.xyz(pdbs$xyz, rm.gaps=TRUE)
save(pca.xyz, file="myResults.RData")

You can then read it back into a different session with the load("myResults.RData") command.

If you want to save an individual component of the results. E.g. the eigenvectors:

write.csv(pc.xray$U, file="myResults-U.csv")

I suggest you read basic introductory R manuals and tutorials and try to ask more specific questions as it is not clear what you want to actually save here...

2016-12-12T20:57:52+00:00

Comments (3)

Barry Grant
If you want to save the results of a regular PCA for later use in R, you can use the save() and load() commands - e.g.
```
attach(transducin)
pc.xray <- pca.xyz(pdbs$xyz, rm.gaps=TRUE)
save(pca.xyz, file="myResults.RData")
```
You can then read it back into a different session with the load("myResults.RData") command.

If you want to save an individual component of the results. E.g. the eigenvectors:
```
write.csv(pc.xray$U, file="myResults-U.csv")
```
I suggest you read basic introductory R manuals and tutorials and try to ask more specific questions as it is not clear what you want to actually save here...
- 2016-12-12T20:57:52+00:00
Barry Grant
- changed status to resolved
Not a bug!
- 2016-12-12T20:58:27+00:00
Mamta Mohan reporter
Thank you for your response.

I will go through manual first as you suggested and will post question if I am unable to find answers.
- 2016-12-13T19:29:34+00:00
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