MEANS.STD.CORR: Write out the variables from X in a MPLUS MEANS STD CORR...
In drknexus/repsych: Package for reproducible psychological research
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
Take data.frame x which only has the variables of interest and convert to MEAN STD CORR format. Note this has not been tested at all. Also note that this will overwrite any pre-existing file.
Usage
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MEANS.STD.CORR(x, filename = "output.dat")
Arguments
x
The data.frame with the variables to export
filename
The filename to export to.
Examples
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x <- data.frame(X1=rnorm(20),X2=rnorm(20),X3=rnorm(20)) #example data
MEANS.STD.CORR(x)
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Take data.frame x which only has the variables of interest and convert to MEAN STD CORR format. Note this has not been tested at all. Also note that this will overwrite any pre-existing file.
Usage
1 | MEANS.STD.CORR(x, filename = "output.dat")
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Arguments
x |
The data.frame with the variables to export |
filename |
The filename to export to. |
Examples
1 2 | x <- data.frame(X1=rnorm(20),X2=rnorm(20),X3=rnorm(20)) #example data
MEANS.STD.CORR(x)
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