rjoin: Concatenate designs by rows.

In conf.design: Construction of factorial designs

Description

Combine two or more designs with the same names into a single design by row concatenation.

Usage

rjoin(..., part.name="Part")

Arguments

...	Two or more designs with identical component names.
part.name	Name for an additional factor to identify the original components in the result.

Details

Almost the same as rbind, but an additional factor in the result separates the original components.

Value

A single design with the arguments stacked above each other (in a similar manner to rbind), together with an additional factor whose levels identify the original component designs, or parts.

Side Effects

None.

See Also

rbind

Examples

### A two replicate partially confounded factorial design.
d1 <- conf.design(c(A = 1, B = 1, C = 1), 2)
d2 <- conf.design(c(A = 0, B = 1, C = 1), 2)
dsn <- within(rjoin(d1, d2), {
   Blocks <- join(Part, Blocks)
   Part <- NULL
})
as.matrix(replications(~ .^2, dsn))
###          [,1]
### Blocks      4
### A           8
### B           8
### C           8
### Blocks:A    2
### Blocks:B    2
### Blocks:C    2
### A:B         4
### A:C         4
### B:C         4

Example output

         [,1]
Blocks      4
A           8
B           8
C           8
Blocks:A    2
Blocks:B    2
Blocks:C    2
A:B         4
A:C         4
B:C         4

conf.design documentation built on May 2, 2019, 4:02 p.m.