[R] Output results to a single postscript document

[David Winsemius]

Sorry. I now see that you did open a pdf device and attached results.  
So your request is for results of summary and AIC to appear in the pdf  
output? The plotrix library has functions capable of adding tables or  
textboxes to plots. The Sweave and odfWeave packages provide a general  
approach to creating such documents. I don't think you want the full  
contents of summary(mod) but rather what summary displays at the  
console, which is different.

-- 
David Winsemius


On Feb 7, 2009, at 8:16 AM, Pele wrote:

>
> Hello R users,
>
> Below is the code and output of what I am trying to do.  My goal is to
> insert/print all items in the chart function into a pdf document.  
> Only the
> acf and pacf charts gets printed.
>
> Again, thanks in advance for any help I can get!
>
> ####################################
> options (scipen=999, digits=7)
>
> library(lmtest)
> library(dyn)
>
> tdata <- ts(read.table("C:/test/data.csv" ,sep = ",",header=TRUE))
> print(tdata)
>
>   res 	<- function(dep, indep, fn, env = parent.frame()) {
>   depnm   	<- deparse(substitute(dep))
>   indepnm 	<- deparse(substitute(indep))
>        fo 	<- sprintf("%s ~ lag(%s, -1) + %s", depnm, depnm, indepnm)
>        fo 	<- as.formula(fo, env = env)
>        mod <- do.call(dyn$lm, list(fo))
>
> 	  chart <- function(mod) {
> 	  pdf(file="results.pdf")
>   	  par(mfrow=c(2,1))
>   	  acf(residuals(mod))
>   	  pacf(residuals(mod))
>          summ<- summary(mod)
> 	  aic	<- AIC(mod)
>    	  dev.off()                }
> 	  				                                  	
> 	  output  <- return(list(Charts=chart(mod))) }
> 	  results <- res(tdata[ ,"Y"], tdata[ ,"X_VARY"]) ; results
>
> ############output###############
>
>> options (scipen=999, digits=7)
>>
>> library(lmtest)
>> library(dyn)
>>
>> tdata <- ts(read.table("C:/test/data.csv" ,sep = ",",header=TRUE))
>> print(tdata)
> Time Series:
> Start = 1
> End = 20
> Frequency = 1
>   Unit  Y X_VARY  K D_WAY
> 1    1  3      2  4    50
> 2    2  5      3  9    50
> 3    3  6     11 22    50
> 4    4  8      4  7     2
> 5    5  9     11 11     2
> 6    6 12     13 13     2
> 7    7 23     25 12     2
> 8    8 22     30 31     3
> 9    9 23      3  3     3
> 10   10 19     21 21    32
> 11   11  3      2  4    34
> 12   12  5      3  9     4
> 13   13  6     11 22     4
> 14   14  8      4  7     4
> 15   15  9     11 11     4
> 16   16 12     13 13     4
> 17   17 23     25 12     4
> 18   18 22     30 31     4
> 19   19 23      3  3     4
> 20   20 19     21 21     5
>>
>>   res <- function(dep, indep, fn, env = parent.frame()) {
> +    depnm   <- deparse(substitute(dep))
> +    indepnm <- deparse(substitute(indep))
> +         fo <- sprintf("%s ~ lag(%s, -1) + %s", depnm, depnm,  
> indepnm)
> +         fo <- as.formula(fo, env = env)
> +         mod <- do.call(dyn$lm, list(fo))
> +
> +   chart <- function(mod) {
> +   pdf(file="results.pdf")
> +      par(mfrow=c(2,1))
> +      acf(residuals(mod))
> +      pacf(residuals(mod))
> +         summ<- summary(mod)
> +   aic<- AIC(mod)
> +       dev.off()                }
> +
> +   output  <- return(list(Charts=chart(mod))) }
>>
>>  results <- res(tdata[ ,"Y"], tdata[ ,"X_VARY"]) ; results
> $Charts
> null device
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p21888211/results.pdf results.pdf
>
>
> Hello R users,
>
> I have been trying to output all my results (text, plots, etc) into  
> the same
> postscript file as
>
> one document, but have been unable to...Can anyone help me improve  
> my code
> below so that I can
>
> accomplish this?  Currently I have to output them separately then  
> piece them
> back together into
>
> one document..
>
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