BCI: The Bertin Classification Index
In extracat: Categorical Data Analysis and Visualization

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) See Also Examples

Computes the Bertin Classification Index for a contingency table of any dimensions.

BCI(x)

`x`	A data matrix, table or array.

The BCI is the Bertin Classification Criterion (BCC) normalized by the BCC value under independence.

The criterion value.

Alexander Pilhoefer

kendalls

#for an unoptimized matrix we take the minimum of BCI(M) and BCI(M[,12:1])
M <-arsim(1000, c(12,12), 3)
min(BCI(M), BCI(M[,12:1]))

#an strongly related alternative (for two-way data)
kendalls(M)

M2 <- optile(M, iter = 100)
BCI(M2)
kendalls(M2)

M3 <-arsim(100000, c(12,13,15), 4,noise=0.2,shuffle=FALSE)
BCI(M3)