[R] Saving summary outputs in a table form
Haillie
nal at princeton.edu
Wed Mar 16 15:47:56 CET 2011
Dear R help,
Is there a way to extract a variable ( one column) from my summary
statistics to save it in a table form?
My post-factor analysis summary statistics gave me the output below. Is
there anyway to just save the mean of all the phi? The filename of this
summary output is postun2010sum. Also is there a way to just save phi(,2) or
phi(,3) in a table form on my desktop? Any help would be deeply appreciated.
Thank you very much and I would be grateful for any comments.
Mean SD Naive SE Time-series SE
LambdaR.64.6.1 -2.441402 0.37438 0.0118390 0.0099447
LambdaR.64.6.2 0.918276 0.34265 0.0108355 0.0101326
LambdaR.64.6.3 0.216445 0.32877 0.0103965 0.0108384
LambdaR.64.10.1 -0.269011 0.16282 0.0051488 0.0078555
LambdaR.64.10.2 1.379486 0.20658 0.0065327 0.0070898
LambdaR.64.10.3 0.235941 0.15448 0.0048851 0.0063958
phi.1.2 1.095283 0.11438 0.0036170 0.0060156
phi.1.3 -0.141687 0.16288 0.0051507 0.0101297
phi.2.2 0.890038 0.11511 0.0036401 0.0057195
phi.2.3 0.104225 0.15570 0.0049238 0.0090702
phi.3.2 -0.379830 0.21483 0.0067936 0.0078231
phi.3.3 -0.266584 0.32148 0.0101661 0.0102912
phi.4.2 -1.056815 0.37530 0.0118682 0.0149568
phi.4.3 -1.193200 0.31209 0.0098691 0.0129749
phi.5.2 0.364988 0.16384 0.0051812 0.0084784
phi.5.3 -1.324649 0.18231 0.0057652 0.0063309
phi.6.2 -1.078973 0.41542 0.0131368 0.0154569
phi.6.3 0.275169 0.44999 0.0142300 0.0157746
phi.7.2 -1.055651 0.36960 0.0116879 0.0132779
phi.7.3 0.664266 0.47810 0.0151190 0.0169993
phi.8.2 -0.869908 0.34998 0.0110672 0.0111003
phi.8.3 0.276252 0.42348 0.0133915 0.0124475
phi.9.2 -0.587335 0.26497 0.0083792 0.0090293
phi.9.3 0.085117 0.37280 0.0117891 0.0134057
phi.10.2 -0.996298 0.39233 0.0124066 0.0128439
phi.10.3 -0.392418 0.38979 0.0123263 0.0138242
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