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data exchange with R?


From: Daniel Kottow
Subject: data exchange with R?
Date: Wed, 14 Jun 2000 18:02:59 +0200

hi,
i am looking at the statistical programming env R, which may be familiar
to many. certainly interesting, has vectors and object-oriented data
types... 
i was wondering if anyone knows about some data exchange scripts between
R and octave. there is something incipient in the R package e1071 which
permits R to read a (the first) matrix from an octave data file.
R handles complete data.frames which is like a database table where each
column has its own name and data type and they get saved all together as
an ASCII matrix. 
in my opinion such a frame (if purely numerical) might be roughly
equivalent to a data file, each column being a separate octave var. so
either you create an export/import mechanism in both languages or you
write a (lets say tcl) script which converts one into the other.
ideas?
dk



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