Hi,
A bit late with my answer, but another possibility is to use to
saveObject() / loadObject() functions from R.utils. I find it much
easier to use than save() / load()
Example:
library(R.utils)
x <- 1:5
saveObject(x, file="test.Rbin")
y <- loadObject("test.Rbin")
identical(x,y)
HTH,
Ivan
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Le 28/07/12 06:11, Alireza Mahani a écrit :
This works, thank you! I imagine that for large objects there will be a
penalty for calling this function since the objects will be loaded and then
copied as the function's return value.
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