You seem to be quite lost. You should execute one statement at a time, and
troubleshoot from there. I suspect that your attempts to get your file in the
right place went wrong, or the file is the wrong type of file for that function
(regardless of the name you gave it).
As for giving you an explanation about read.pnm, I would rather not. There is
documentation available on any library function using the "?" command in R, e.g.
?read.pnm
You should not have to "replace" files with other files in order to read
them... you should be able to specify another name within the quotes. You may
learn a bit about your current directory by using the getwd() function and the
list.files() function. Once you have successfully read in the data, you can
learn more about the object by following the useful hyperlinks in the
documentation for read.pnm.
I highly recommend reading the Introduction to R pdf that is supplied with your
R software, and then reading the posting guide mentioned at the bottom of any
email on this list. If your project is of an academic nature, the posting guide
will remind you that this is not the place to ask homework questions... that is
for you to obtain from your educational institution.
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Ellen Praman <ellen.praman...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Hi, my name is Ellen. I want to ask you about R Code.
>I got a code for extracting a pixel value, but I can't compile it..�
>It is said "Error in is.data.frame(x) : object 'lena' not found"
>
>Here is the original full code:
>
>library(pixmap)
>lena <- read.pnm("oldlennablur.pgm")
>write.table(lena@grey,"mylenna", quote=FALSE, row.names = FALSE,
>col.names= FALSE)
>plot(pixmapGrey(as.matrix(read.table("mylenn"))))
>
>do you know why i got the error? i have change the�"oldlennablur.pgm"
>with the one i have and also with the specified path on my computer..|
>And would you like give me an explanation about "read.pnm". I need to
>know what result will i get using this syntax.
>Does this syntax give us a 256x256 matrix if we input the 256x256
>pixels image?
>I will use the data for my project, so I need to know how and what the
>data i would get..
>Thank you very much..�
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