plotCoreSet: Plot Core Set for cooperative production linear games.
In coopProductGame: Cooperative Aspects of Linear Production Programming Problems

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Given a linear production game, the plotCoreSet function plots the imputation Set, Core Set and the most common solutions (Nucleolus, Shapley Value and allocations of the Owen Set).

1	plotCoreSet(c, A, B)

`c`	vector containing the benefits of the products.
`A`	production matrix.
`B`	matrix containing the amount of resources of the several players where each row is one player.

In most cases the Owen Set consists of a single allocation, but in some cases there are infinities. In the case that there are infinite allocations, if the problem has two dimensions, they will be given by a line, which we will represent graphically. If the problem has more than two dimensions, an allocation of all possible ones will be represented.

plotCoreSet returns a ggplot object with the imputation set of the game, the core and the most common solutions.

D. Prieto

coopProductGame

# Vector of benefits
c <- c(68, 52)
# Production matrix
A <- matrix(c(4, 5, 6, 2), ncol = 2, byrow = TRUE)
# Matrix of resources. Each row is the vector of resources of each player
B <- matrix(c(4, 6, 60, 33, 39, 0), ncol = 3, byrow = TRUE)
# Solution of the associated linear production game
plotCoreSet(c, A, B)