2008/4/1, Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Lukasz,
>
> If your data has all the elements of the same type, then you could try
> loading it into a NumPy matrix or array, and passing that to R.
>
> I personally would pass the filename to R, and use R's read.table()
> command to load it in R. You
You can pass the read data directly to R. Probably the best way to
do this is to construct a python list containing one vector per
column. Call as.data.frame() on the list, and then proceed.
For example:
from rpy import *
set_default_mode(NO_CONVERSION)
data = [ [
Hi Lukasz,
If your data has all the elements of the same type, then you could try
loading it into a NumPy matrix or array, and passing that to R.
I personally would pass the filename to R, and use R's read.table()
command to load it in R. You can work out the exact options you need
for read.tabl
