I use R to open some saved CSV files in a specific way and perform a statistical test ( mantel.rtest found in ade4 package). .Csv files are sequentially called either "fileAX" or "fileBY", where X and Y are integers .
I want to save the results of this test in a single file, but I have some problems.
Here is the code (please forgive the inefficient use of "paste":
library(ade4) x <- 1:15; y <- 1:15 filename1 <- paste(paste(c("fileA"), 1:15, sep = ""), ".csv", sep = "") filename2 <- paste(paste(c("fileB"), 1:15, sep = ""), ".csv", sep = "") for (i in seq(along=x)) { M1 <- read.table(paste("C:\\scripts\\", filename1[i], sep = ""), header = FALSE, sep = ",") for (j in seq(along=y)) { M2 <- read.table(paste("C:\\scripts\\", filename2[j], sep = ""), header = FALSE, sep = ",") mantelout <- mantel.rtest(dist(matrix(M1, 9, 9)), dist(matrix(M2, 9, 9)), nrepet = 99) write.table(mantelout, file = "C:\\results\\mantelout") } }
Attempting to do this results in the following error message:
**Error in as.data.frame.default(x[[i]], optional = TRUE, stringsAsFactors = stringsAsFactors) : cannot coerce class '"rtest"' into a data.frame**
I tried to convert "mantelout" to some friendlier format using various functions like "unlist" and "as.vector", but to no avail. Any thoughts?
Thanks WAW
EDIT: It should be noted that the result of this test in the R environment is as follows:
Monte-Carlo test Observation: 0.5324712 Call: mantel.rtest(m1 = dist(matrix(M1, 9, 9)), m2 = dist(matrix(M2, 9, 9)), nrepet = 99) Based on 99 replicates Simulated p-value: 0.01"