Reputation: 1
I want to extract the values of "b1p" and "b2p" from the mardia's command and want to save it in bskew. For this i have used the "psych" package R version is 4.0.3. I have tried several commands for extraction but failed.
bskew <- mardia$b1p
bskew <- mardia[b1p
bskew <- mardia[[b1p
for this i got the error "object of type 'closure' is not subsettable"
By using names()
i got only names and by using class()
i got "psych", "mardia".
By using summary()
i got the message "Warning message:
In summary.psych(mardia(x))
:
I am sorry, I do not have a summary function for this object" and then i used mna$coefficients[[]]
command
and i got the message "NULL".
I saved my mardia command in mna.
Minimum Working Example is:
n0 <- 5
p0 <- 2
m0 <- matrix(rep(0,p0),ncol=p0)
s0 <- diag(1,p0)
x <- rmvnorm(5,mean=m0, sigma=s0)
mardia$"b1p"
bskew <- mardia["b1p"]
bskew <- mardia[["b1p"]]
bkurt <- mardia[["b2p"]]
bskew <- mardia$b1p$
mna<-mardia(x)
class(mna)
names(mna)
summary(mardia(x))
summary(mna)
sk1 <- mna$coefficients[[3]]
mna$coefficients
Upvotes: 0
Views: 95
Reputation: 3888
the error is because you're trying to subset a function mardia
which always throws the error you have, also you should subset the mna
object instead of subsetting the actual function.
> mna$b1p
[1] 1.95888
> mna["b1p"]
$b1p
[1] 1.95888
> mna[["b1p"]]
[1] 1.95888
> mardia(x)$b1p
[1] 1.95888
> mardia$b1p
Error in mardia$b1p : object of type 'closure' is not subsettable
> mardia<-mardia(x)
> mardia$b1p
[1] 1.95888
Upvotes: 1