Export the results (the cctfit object)

Description

Exports the cctfit object as an .Rdata file, as well as .jpeg and .eps files of the relevant plots

Usage

cctexport(cctfit, filename = "CCTpackdata.Rdata")

Arguments

Details

Saves the cctfit object as an .Rdata file, as well as .jpeg and .eps files of the relevant plots, which include: the scree plot, results plot, and posterior predictive check plots.

Examples

data(hotcold)
# cctfit <- cctapply(data = hotcold, clusters = 2, itemdiff = TRUE, samples = 10000, 
#                     chains = 3, burnin = 2000, runchecks = TRUE)
# cctexport(cctfit, filename = "C:/CCTpack/CCTpackdata.Rdata")

Results

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> library(CCTpack)
Error in library(CCTpack) : there is no package called 'CCTpack'
Execution halted