write.max: Write a SaTScan max file
In rsatscan: Tools, Classes, and Methods for Interfacing with 'SaTScan' Stand-Alone Software
write.max R Documentation
Write a SaTScan max file
Description
Write a SaTScan max file
Usage
write.max(x, location, filename, userownames = FALSE)
Arguments
x
Your data frame.
location
Directory location where the file should be written
filename
Name for the output file in the OS; .max will be added.
userownames
If TRUE, will write the row names into the file.
Details
Writes the input data frame to the OS, using the .max extension. Contents of the data
frame should be only what you want SaTScan to see.
This is a simple function that calls write.table, since SaTScan just needs ASCII files.
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Write a SaTScan max file
Description
Write a SaTScan max file
Usage
write.max(x, location, filename, userownames = FALSE)
Arguments
x |
Your data frame. |
location |
Directory location where the file should be written |
filename |
Name for the output file in the OS; .max will be added. |
userownames |
If TRUE, will write the row names into the file. |
Details
Writes the input data frame to the OS, using the .max extension. Contents of the data frame should be only what you want SaTScan to see. This is a simple function that calls write.table, since SaTScan just needs ASCII files.
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