Suppose you want to save an individual object in R and read it later.
Saving data file in R session
Another way : Saving data file in R session
Saving data file in R session
saveRDS(mydata, "logistic.rds")Reading stored data from R session
mydata = readRDS("logistic.rds")Note : You can define any name other than mydata.
Another way : Saving data file in R session
save (mydata,file="E:\\logistic.rdata")Loading stored data from R session
load("E:\\logistic.rdata", ex <- new.env())Saving multiple objects in R session
ls(ex)
save(mydata, data2, file="1.RData")Saving everything in R session
save.image(file="1.RData")
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How does Is(ex) work? And how are you ensuring that the dataset us being loaded in new environment?
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