mcnda...@mncn.csic.es wrote:
Hi guys,
I already have put this question some time ago however replies were not
straight to the problem. Even so thanks a lot for the answers!
I reformulate the problem.
I have a script file with the following commands:
for (i in 1:300)
- open session --> load(“X_i.rdata”)
- perform some calcules --> (…)
- save session --> save.image(“Y_i.rdata”)
end for
Put it into a function. That function accepts the objects you have had
in X_i.rdata as arguments and that returns the objects you are gping to
savein Y_i.rdata.
Then you do not need to clean up/load/save all the time anymore.
Uwe Ligges
The problem here is that, I cannot save.image and begin a new “clean”
session. An hypothesis could be to delete all R objects after the
save.image, but this does not seem too efficient to perform.
What should I do to begin a R clean session in the same batch
processing? Are there any other suggestion on this?
Thanks in advance,
Diogo André Alagador
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