| Steps | R Documentation |
Runs the whole recursion of Boudraa et al. (2013) starting from the
projective geometry PG(m, p): at each stage the current BIBD yields a
resolvable design (via Resolvable) and its associated
uniform design (via Uniform), and the next-generation BIBD
is extracted (via Gen) until the geometry is exhausted.
Steps(m, n, stage = "all", p = 2)
m |
Dimension of the projective geometry (an integer, |
n |
Index of the block (sub-variety) to be deleted at each stage.
The same index is used at every stage, and the number of blocks shrinks
along the recursion, so |
stage |
Stages wanted, a character vector (default
|
p |
Order of the Galois field GF(p); must be prime. Defaults to
|
A named list with (depending on stage) components
BIB1 (the first-generation BIBD as returned by
BIB), BIBg (a list of the next-generation BIBDs),
Resolvables (a list of the resolvable designs of every stage)
and UDs (a list of the associated uniform designs).
The return structure is tidier than in PGM2 <= 1.2, where the stages were spliced into one flat, partially unnamed list: each stage is now a proper sub-list.
Mohamed Laib, Abla Boudraa and Zebida Gheribi-Aoulmi
A. Boudraa, Z. Gheribi-Aoulmi and M. Laib (2013). Recursive method for construction of resolvable nested designs and uniform designs associated. International Journal of Research and Reviews in Applied Sciences, 17(2), 167–176.
Z. Gheribi-Aoulmi and M. Bousseboua (2005). Recursive methods for construction of balanced n-ary block designs. Serdica Mathematical Journal, 31, 189–200.
s <- Steps(3, 1) # all stages of PG(3, 2)
names(s)
s$UDs[[1]]$UD # U(8, 2^7)
s3 <- Steps(3, 1, p = 3) # all stages of PG(3, 3)
s3$UDs[[1]]$UD # U(27, 3^13)
Steps(4, 1, c('S1', 'S4')) # first and last stage only, PG(4, 2)
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