Write Matlab file
Writes the values in a list to a mat-file.
write.mat(object, filename = NULL, compression = TRUE,
  version = c("MAT5"))
## S4 method for signature 'list'
write.mat(object, filename = NULL, compression = TRUE,
  version = c("MAT5"))| object | The  | 
| filename | The MAT file to write. | 
| compression | Use compression when writing variables. Defaults to TRUE. | 
| version | MAT file version to create. Currently only support for Matlab level-5 file (MAT5) from rmatio package. | 
Writes the values in the list to a mat-file. All values in the list must have unique names.
invisible NULL
 A vector is saved as a 1 x length array
Support for writing a sparse matrix of type 'dgCMatrix' or 'lgCMatrix' to file
Stefan Widgren
## Not run: 
library("Matrix")
filename <- tempfile(fileext = ".mat")
## Example how to read and write an integer vector with rmatio
write.mat(list(a=1:5), filename=filename)
a <- as.integer(read.mat(filename)[["a"]])
stopifnot(identical(a, 1:5))
unlink(filename)
## Read a compressed version 5 MAT file
m <- read.mat(system.file("extdata/matio_test_cases_compressed_le.mat",
                          package='rmatio'))
## Write an uncompressed version 5 MAT file
write.mat(m, filename="test-uncompressed.mat", compression=FALSE, version="MAT5")
## Write a compressed version 5 MAT file
write.mat(m, filename="test-compressed.mat", compression=TRUE, version="MAT5")
## Check that the content of the files are identical
identical(read.mat("test-uncompressed.mat"), read.mat("test-compressed.mat"))
unlink("test-uncompressed.mat")
unlink("test-compressed.mat")
## Example how to read and write a S4 class with rmatio
## Create 'DemoS4Mat' class
setClass("DemoS4Mat",
         representation(a = "dgCMatrix",
                        b = "integer",
                        c = "matrix",
                        d = "numeric"))
## Create a function to coerce a 'DemoS4Mat' object to a list.
setAs(from="DemoS4Mat",
      to="list",
      def=function(from)
      {
        return(list(a=from@a,
                    b=from@b,
                    c=from@c,
                    d=from@d))
      }
)
## Create a function to coerce a list to a 'DemoS4Mat' object.
setAs(from="list",
      to="DemoS4Mat",
      def=function(from)
      {
        return(new("DemoS4Mat",
                    a=from[["a"]],
                    b=as.integer(from[["b"]]),
                    c=from[["c"]],
                    d=from[["d"]]))
      }
)
## Define a method to write a 'DemoS4Mat' object to a MAT file.
setMethod("write.mat",
          signature(object = "DemoS4Mat"),
          function(object,
                   filename,
                   compression,
                   version)
          {
            ## Coerce the 'DemoS4Mat' object to a list and
            ## call 'rmatio' 'write.mat' with the list.
            return(write.mat(as(object, "list"),
                             filename,
                             compression,
                             version))
          }
)
## Create a new 'DemoS4Mat' object
demoS4mat <- new("DemoS4Mat",
                 a = Matrix(c(0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0,
                              0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0,
                              0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1),
                              nrow=3,
                              ncol=9,
                              byrow=TRUE,
                              sparse=TRUE),
                 b = 1:5,
                 c = matrix(as.numeric(1:9), nrow=3),
                 d = c(6.0, 7.0, 8.0))
## Write to MAT file
write.mat(demoS4mat, filename)
## Read the MAT file
demoS4mat.2 <- as(read.mat(filename), "DemoS4Mat")
## Check result
stopifnot(identical(demoS4mat, demoS4mat.2))
unlink(filename)
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