Then don't do that.
write.csv is designed to write a complete matrix or data frame in one call. Combine your list of matrices into one (e.g. using sapply) and write that in one call afterward rather than piecewise as you do the calculations.
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"@ngel" <aggelopoulos at gmail.com> wrote:
>Hello Jim
>thank you so much for your response.
>When I use write.csv, on the csv file is saved only the last loop
>So when I write
>
>results.matrix <- apply(degree_w(net.static[[i]]), 2, mean)
>write.csv(results.matrix, file = "results.csv")
>
>instead of getting a 550 line document with all loop results, I only
>get the
>last one!
>Could you please help me?
>Thank you so much in advance
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