R: Load contextual data to supplement checkpoint

mxComputeLoadContext {OpenMx} | R Documentation

## Load contextual data to supplement checkpoint

### Description

### Usage

    mxComputeLoadContext(
      method = c("csv"),
      path = c(),
      column,
      ...,
      sep = " ",
      verbose = 0L,
      header = TRUE,
      col.names = NULL
    )

### Arguments

`method` | name of the conduit used to load the columns.
`path` | the path to the file containing the data
`column` | a character vector. The column names to log.
`...` | Not used. Forces remaining arguments to be specified by name.
`sep` | the field separator character. Values on each line of the file are separated by this character.
`verbose` | integer. Level of run-time diagnostic output. Set to zero to disable
`header` | logical. Whether the first row contains column headers.
`col.names` | character vector. Column names

### Details

Currently, this only supports comma separated value format and no row names. If `header=TRUE` and `col.names` are provided, the `col.names` take precedence. If `header=FALSE` and no `col.names` are provided then the column names consist of the file name and column offset.

An `originalDataIsIndexOne` option is not offered. You'll need to add an extra line at the start on your file if you wish to make use of `originalDataIsIndexOne` in `mxComputeLoad*`.

### See Also

mxComputeCheckpoint, mxComputeLoadData, mxComputeLoadMatrix

[Package OpenMx version 2.20.6 Index]