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Connecting MATLAB to R

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209191.zip (127.41 KB) 本附件包括：

• Rdemo.m
• Contents.m
• evalR.m
• getRdata.m
• openR.m
• putRdata.m
• closeR.m
• Rdemo_01.png
• Rdemo_02.png
• Rdemo_03.png
• Rdemo_04.png
• Rdemo.png
• Rdemo.html

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Connecting MATLAB to R

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关键词：Connecting Connect MATLAB atlab matla MATLAB Connecting

Connecting MATLAB to R

The statistical programming language R has a COM interface. We can use this to execute R commands from within MATLAB. The connection requires a local installation of R and also of the R-(D)COM Interface (for Windows only). This can be downloaded from http://lib.stat.cmu.edu/R/CRAN/other-software.html or other CRAN mirror site.

Contents

• Connect to an R Session
• Run one of the R demos to test the connection.
• Now copy the volcano data into MATLAB
• Use SURF to plot the volcano
• You can also copy the colormap from R
• Another view
• Add some lighting and turn off the edges
• Now do some arithmetic in R. First push some data into R.
• Run a simple R command
• Run a series of commands and grab the result
• Close the connection

Connect to an R Session

[status,msg] = openR; if status ~= 1 disp(['Problem connecting to R: ' msg]); end 

Run one of the R demos to test the connection.

evalR('demo("persp")'); 

Now copy the volcano data into MATLAB

volcano = getRdata('volcano'); 

Use SURF to plot the volcano

surf(volcano); axis off; view(-135,40); 

You can also copy the colormap from R

cols = char(evalR('terrain.colors(20)')); red = hex2dec(cols(:,[2 3])); green = hex2dec(cols(:,[4 5])); blue = hex2dec(cols(:,[6 7])); colormap([red,green,blue]/256); 

Another view

The R variable z has edges filled in for more realistic viewing. The surface is flipped around in the R version.

z = getRdata('z'); h = surf(fliplr(z)); axis off; view(-135,40); 

Add some lighting and turn off the edges

lightangle(-135,40); lighting gouraud set(h,'linestyle','none'); 

Now do some arithmetic in R. First push some data into R.

a = 1:10; putRdata('a',a) 

Run a simple R command

b = evalR('a^2') 

b = 1 4 9 16 25 36 49 64 81 100 

Run a series of commands and grab the result

evalR('b <- a^2'); evalR('c <- b + 1'); c = getRdata('c') 

c = 2 5 10 17 26 37 50 65 82 101 

Close the connection

closeR 

Published with MATLAB® 7.0

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