[R] how to export output

[Rui Barradas]

Hello,

Try

sink("sentiment.txt")
classify_polarity(...etc...)
sink()


If this doesn't do it see

?capture.output

Hope this helps,

Rui Barradas

Em 14-06-2012 09:13, raishilpa escreveu:
> hello,
> I am using following command
>
> classify_polarity(documents,algorithm="bayes",verbose=TRUE)
>   output is:
> [1] "DOCUMENT 1"
> [1] "WORD: excited CAT: positive POL: strongsubj SCORE: 8.44419229853175"
> [1] "WORD: happy CAT: positive POL: strongsubj SCORE: 8.44419229853175"
> [1] "WORD: optimistic CAT: positive POL: weaksubj SCORE: 7.7510451179718"
> [1] "POS: 25.670707456461 NEG: 0.445453222112551 RATIO: 57.6282899800754"
>
> [1] "DOCUMENT 2"
> [1] "WORD: annoyed CAT: negative POL: strongsubj SCORE: 9.0300168178449"
> [1] "WORD: irritated CAT: negative POL: strongsubj SCORE: 9.0300168178449"
> [1] "WORD: scared CAT: negative POL: strongsubj SCORE: 9.0300168178449"
> [1] "POS: 1.03127774142571 NEG: 27.5355036756473 RATIO: 0.0374526557993482"
>
>       POS                NEG                 POS/NEG              BEST_FIT
> [1,] "25.670707456461"  "0.445453222112551" "57.6282899800754"   "positive"
> [2,] "1.03127774142571" "27.5355036756473"  "0.0374526557993482" "negative"
>
> I want to export this output...what I am using is that
> write.csv(documents,file="sentiment.csv")
>
> but I am getting only following part
>       POS                NEG                 POS/NEG              BEST_FIT
> [1,] "25.670707456461"  "0.445453222112551" "57.6282899800754"   "positive"
> [2,] "1.03127774142571" "27.5355036756473"  "0.0374526557993482" "negative"
>
> I want to export whole output....Can anybody help me in this regard
>
> thanks in advance
>
> Shilpa Rai
>
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