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#' Get_method
#'
#' Get_method helps finding the given order of the matrix is constructed by which method.
#'
#' @param order integer
#' @return Method name of the given order.
#' @export
#'
#' @examples
#' Get_method(92) # Williamson method
#' @examples Get_method(24)
#' # Paley I
Get_method<-function(order){
if(order==340){
return("PaleyII prime power")
}
if(order==580){
return("PaleyII prime power")
}
ret<-Had_method(order)
if(ret[1]==1){
return("Kronecker Method (power of 2)")
}
if(ret[1]==2){
return("Paley I")
}
if(ret[1]==3){
return("Paley II")
}
if(ret[1]==4){
return("Ehlich Method")
}
if(ret[1]==5){
return("Williamson Method")
}
if(ret[1]==6){
return("Baumert-Hall Method")
}
if(ret[1]==7){
return("Goethals-Seidel Method by using Base sequences")
}
if(ret[1]==8){
return("Goethals-Seidel Method by using Turyn sequences")
}
if(ret[1]==9){
return("Miyamoto Method")
}
if(ret[1]==10){
return("Supplementary Difference Sets")
}
if(ret[1]==11){
return("Cooper-Wallis Method")
}
if(ret[1]==12){
return("Kronecker Product Method")
}
if(order==668){
return("No Construction Method Available")
}
if(order==716){
return("No Construction Method Available")
}
if(order==892){
return("No Construction Method Available")
}
if(ret[1]==13){
return("Cooper-Wallis Method")
}
if(ret[1]==14){
return("Cooper-Wallis Method")
}
}
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