How to export one of R's example datasets

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How does one export a sample dataset (e.g., Lalonde).

I am able to run MATCHIT examples and export the output datasets from the MatchIt Process but I can't figure out how to export the source example dataset.

How can a reference to lalonde be made in this type of command:

tosas <- data.frame(m.data)

I'm new to R.

thanks

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How does one export a sample dataset (e.g., Lalonde).

I am able to run MATCHIT examples and export the output datasets from the MatchIt Process but I can't figure out how to export the source example dataset.

How can a reference to lalonde be made in this type of command:

tosas <- data.frame(m.data)

I'm new to R.

thanks

edited Nov 10 at 0:09

Graham

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asked Nov 9 at 21:04

Kevin Campbell

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up vote
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down vote

favorite

How does one export a sample dataset (e.g., Lalonde).

I am able to run MATCHIT examples and export the output datasets from the MatchIt Process but I can't figure out how to export the source example dataset.

How can a reference to lalonde be made in this type of command:

tosas <- data.frame(m.data)

I'm new to R.

thanks

edited Nov 10 at 0:09

Graham

3,451123558

asked Nov 9 at 21:04

Kevin Campbell

How does one export a sample dataset (e.g., Lalonde).

I am able to run MATCHIT examples and export the output datasets from the MatchIt Process but I can't figure out how to export the source example dataset.

How can a reference to lalonde be made in this type of command:

tosas <- data.frame(m.data)

I'm new to R.

thanks

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edited Nov 10 at 0:09

Graham

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asked Nov 9 at 21:04

Kevin Campbell

edited Nov 10 at 0:09

Graham

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asked Nov 9 at 21:04

Kevin Campbell

edited Nov 10 at 0:09

Graham

3,451123558

edited Nov 10 at 0:09

Graham

3,451123558

edited Nov 10 at 0:09

Graham

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asked Nov 9 at 21:04

Kevin Campbell

asked Nov 9 at 21:04

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asked Nov 9 at 21:04

Kevin Campbell

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You can just bring in the data set with data() and then do what you want with it. It will be loaded as a data frame. You can export it to a CSV using write.csv(), for example.

data("lalonde", package = "MatchIt")

summary(lalonde)

write.csv(lalonde, file = "lalonde.csv")

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You can just bring in the data set with data() and then do what you want with it. It will be loaded as a data frame. You can export it to a CSV using write.csv(), for example.

data("lalonde", package = "MatchIt")

summary(lalonde)

write.csv(lalonde, file = "lalonde.csv")

answered Nov 24 at 7:45

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You can just bring in the data set with data() and then do what you want with it. It will be loaded as a data frame. You can export it to a CSV using write.csv(), for example.

data("lalonde", package = "MatchIt")

summary(lalonde)

write.csv(lalonde, file = "lalonde.csv")

answered Nov 24 at 7:45

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You can just bring in the data set with data() and then do what you want with it. It will be loaded as a data frame. You can export it to a CSV using write.csv(), for example.

data("lalonde", package = "MatchIt")

summary(lalonde)

write.csv(lalonde, file = "lalonde.csv")

answered Nov 24 at 7:45

Noah

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You can just bring in the data set with data() and then do what you want with it. It will be loaded as a data frame. You can export it to a CSV using write.csv(), for example.

data("lalonde", package = "MatchIt")

summary(lalonde)

write.csv(lalonde, file = "lalonde.csv")

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