write.object: Write an Object to a Plot
In mhweber/spsurvey: Spatial Survey Design and Analysis

Description Usage Arguments Value Other Functions Required Author(s) Examples

This function writes the contents of an object to a plot. The object may be either a data frame or a matrix. Values in the input data frame or matrix must be of class numeric, character, or factor.

1 2	write.object(obj, n.digits = 2, r.names = TRUE, c.names = TRUE, r.cex = 1, c.cex = 1, miss = "NA")

`obj`	The object (either a data frame or a matrix).
`n.digits`	Number of digits after the decimal point for numeric values. The default is 2.
`r.names`	Logical value that indicates whether to print the row names, where TRUE = print the row names and FALSE = do not print the row names. The default is TRUE.
`c.names`	Logical value that indicates whether to print the column names, where TRUE = print the column names and FALSE = do not print the column names. The default is TRUE.
`r.cex`	Character expansion parameter for the row labels. The default is 1.
`c.cex`	Character expansion parameter for the column labels. The default is 1.
`miss`	The missing value code expressed as a character string. The default is "NA".

The function returns NULL. Side effect of the function is to write contents of the input object to a plot.

input.format: format an input value

Tom Kincaid Kincaid.Tom@epa.gov

z <- rnorm(100)
z.mean <- c(tapply(z, rep(1:4, rep(25,4)), mean), mean(z))
z.sd <- sqrt(c(tapply(z, rep(1:4, rep(25,4)), var), var(z)))
z.upper <- z.mean+1.96*z.sd
z.lower <- z.mean-1.96*z.sd
obj <- data.frame(rbind(z.mean, z.sd, z.upper, z.lower))
dimnames(obj) <- list(c("Mean Estimate", "Standard Deviation", "Lower 95\%
  Conf. Bound", "Upper 95\% Conf. Bound"), c(paste("Stratum", 1:4, sep=""),
  "AllStrata"))
write.object(obj, n.digits=3, r.cex=0.75)

obj <- data.frame(matrix(round(5 + runif(30), 1), nrow=6))
colnames(obj) <- c("United States", "Russia", "Germany", "Japan", "France")
write.object(obj, n.digits=1, r.names=FALSE)