Thanks for the reply.
write.table(esvr.pred) worked - I got data out that's been scaled back
to its original range of values.
2011/7/19, Bert Gunter :
> If I understand you correctly,
>
>
>> I would like to export the esvr.pred object to a file so that I can
>> draw a graph of it against my origi
If I understand you correctly,
> I would like to export the esvr.pred object to a file so that I can
> draw a graph of it against my original data in other software that I'm
> using.
>
you cannot do this. You can export **data**, but of course any R
"object" is either a binary or text (via dput)
Hi,
I'm using R 2.12.0 on Windows XP.
I've used the e1071 package to tune a Support Vector Regression object
and I've created the SVR object:
> epsilon.svr <- svm(C8R004 ~.,data = rain_flow.train, scale = T, type =
> "eps-regression",
+ kernel = "radial", cost = 0.9, epsilon=0.55,tolerance=0.00
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