export.model(model, replace = FALSE)
model
is a marklist then it exports each model
in the marklist. The function simply copies the files
with new names so the MARK interface will recognize them.
The marknnn.out is copied as marknnnY.tmp, marknnn.res is
copied as marknnnx.tmp and marknnn.vcv is copied as
marknnnV.tmp. You can create a MARK .dbf by using
export.chdata
to create an input file for
MARK, opening MARK (MARKINT.EXE) to create a new .dbf
with the input file, and then using the Output/Append to
select the output file (marknnnY.tmp) to append the model
with its files. Then you can use any facilities of MARK
that are not already included in RMark.
***Warning*** Make sure that you use the .inp created by
export.chdata
with your processed data to
create the MARK .dbf file rather than using a separate
similar .inp file. It is essential that the group
structure and ordering of groups matches between the .inp
file and the exported models or you can get erroneous
results.export.chdata
data(dipper)
mymodel=mark(dipper)
export.model(mymodel)
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