print-methods: Print/Display an Object

print-methodsR Documentation

Print/Display an Object

Description

Print/display an object, including the Call, Standard deviations, Loadings.

Usage

print(x, ...)

Arguments

x

an object of class "Fa" or "SummaryFa" or of a class derived from "Fa" or of class or "SummaryFa".

...

additional arguments, e.g., print.x=TRUE

Value

An invisible argument x.

Methods

x = "Fa"

generic functions - see print, summary, predict, plot, getCenter, getEigenvalues, getFa, getLoadings, getQuan, getScores, getSdev

x = "SummaryFa"

generic functions - see print, summary, predict, plot, getCenter, getEigenvalues, getFa, getLoadings, getQuan, getScores, getSdev

Author(s)

Ying-Ying Zhang (Robert) robertzhangyying@qq.com

References

Zhang, Y. Y. (2013), An Object Oriented Solution for Robust Factor Analysis.

See Also

Fa-class, SummaryFa-class

Examples


data("hbk")
hbk.x = hbk[,1:3] 

faCovPcaRegMcd = FaCov(x = hbk.x, factors = 2, method = "pca",
scoresMethod = "regression", cov.control = rrcov::CovControlMcd())

## you can use either object or print(object) or myFaPrint(object)
## since faCovPcaRegMcd is an object of class "Fa"

faCovPcaRegMcd
print(faCovPcaRegMcd)
myFaPrint(faCovPcaRegMcd)


robustfa documentation built on April 16, 2023, 5:18 p.m.