| makecatlg | R Documentation |
creates a class catlg catalogue with a single element for use in functions colpick or FrF2
makecatlg(k, gen)
k |
number of base factors spanning a full factorial with the desired number of runs |
gen |
generators as a numeric vector of Yates column numbers |
If generators are available in a different format, they must be transformed to Yates column numbers.
For a character vector genc with elements like ABC, ADE, etc.,
a code for obtaining Yates columns with order preserved is
sapply(1:length(genc), function(obj) which(names(Yates)==genc[obj]))
(a solution with which applied to the entire vector at once does not preserve the order).
Yet different formats like 123, 145, etc., can e.g.
be preprocessed by picking the suitable elements from Letters, e.g.
paste(Letters[as.numeric(unlist(strsplit("123","")))],collapse="").
The function returns a list of class catlg with a single element.
This package is still under development, but does already provide useful and well-tested results.
Ulrike Groemping
See also FrF2
## Xu's fraction 13-5.2
genXu <- c(127, 143, 179, 85, 150)
catXu <- makecatlg(k=8, genXu)
colpick(catXu, q=2) ## Godolphin blocking into blocks of size 4 yields 56 clear 2fis
FrF2(256, 13, blocks=64, alias.block.2fis=TRUE, select.catlg=catXu)
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