transitive.projections: Computes the transitive approximation of a directed graph
In nem: (Dynamic) Nested Effects Models and Deterministic Effects Propagation Networks to reconstruct phenotypic hierarchies
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View source: R/transitive.projections.R
Description
Computes the transitive approximation of a graph. The transitive approximation of a graph is a graph that is "almost" transitively closed and has minimal distance to the input graph.
Usage
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transitive.projections(adjmat)
Arguments
adjmat
graphNEL object or adjacency matrix.
Value
returns adjacency matrices and having minimal graph distance to the input graph matrix
Author(s)
Juby Jacob
See Also
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View source: R/transitive.projections.R
Description
Computes the transitive approximation of a graph. The transitive approximation of a graph is a graph that is "almost" transitively closed and has minimal distance to the input graph.
Usage
1 | transitive.projections(adjmat)
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Arguments
adjmat |
graphNEL object or adjacency matrix. |
Value
returns adjacency matrices and having minimal graph distance to the input graph matrix
Author(s)
Juby Jacob
See Also
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