Description Usage Arguments Details Examples
View source: R/collapse_labels.R
Given a matrix of allocations, it performs a permutation on the group labels so that, if K
non-empty groups are present, the labels used are exactly {1, ..., K
}. Note that the value z[t,i]=0
is reserved to the inactive nodes: this transformation leaves such allocations unchanged.
1 | CollapseLabels(allocations)
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allocations |
A matrix whose rows identify partitions of the same elements. The entries must be positive integers. Entries equal to zero are interpreted as missing values and hence are left unchanged. |
The labels {1,...,G}
of the clustering provided are mapped into {1,...,K}
(K is less or equal than G
) based on their order of appearance in the matrix provided.
1 2 3 | set.seed(12345)
allocations <- matrix(sample(0:25, 25, TRUE), 5, 5)
CollapseLabels(allocations = allocations)
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