也许我错过了显而易见的事情,但我一直在努力寻找以下示例:我想使用knitr包将我在R中的分析报告写入html文件.我已经找到了stitch()函数,但是更好地控制哪些结果&情节写入html,哪些不是.原则上我希望能够编写以下代码:
# some dummy code library(ggplot) data <- read.table('/Users/mydata',header=TRUE) model <- lm(Y~X*Y,data) # write this result to html: summary(model)
解决方法
我想我不明白你到底缺少什么,但这里有一个我做过的最小例子.要运行它
library(knitr) knit("r-report.html")
而这个例子.
<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Analyzing Diamonds!</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <H1>Diamonds are everywhere!</H1> <!--begin.rcode echo=FALSE ## Load libraries,but do not show this library(ggplot2) library(plyr) testData <- rnorm(1) end.rcode--> This is an analysis of diamonds,load the data.<p> <!--begin.rcode echo=TRUE,fig.keep="all" # Load the data data(diamonds) # Preview head(diamonds) end.rcode--> Generate a figure,don't show code <p> <!--begin.rcode echo=FALSE,fig.align="center",dev="png" # This code is not shown,but figure will output qplot(diamonds$color,fill=diamonds$color) + opts(title="A plot title") end.rcode--> Show some code,don't output the figure<p> <!--begin.rcode echo=TRUE,fig.keep="none" # Show the code for this one,but don't write out the figure ggplot(diamonds,aes(carat,price,colour=cut)) + geom_point(aes(alpha=0.9)) end.rcode--> And the value testData: <!--rinline testData --> inside a text block. </BODY> </HTML>