parse_implications: Parses several implications given as a string
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parse_implications R Documentation
Parses several implications given as a string
Description
Parses several implications given as a string
Usage
parse_implications(input)
Arguments
input
(character) The string with the implications or a file containing the implications
Details
The format for the input file is:
Every implication in its own line or separated by semicolon (;)
Attributes are separated by commas (,)
The LHS and RHS of each implication are separated by an arrow (->)
Value
An ImplicationSet
Examples
input <- system.file("implications", "ex_implications", package = "fcaR")
imps <- parse_implications(input)
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Parses several implications given as a string
Description
Parses several implications given as a string
Usage
parse_implications(input)
Arguments
input |
(character) The string with the implications or a file containing the implications |
Details
The format for the input file is:
Every implication in its own line or separated by semicolon (;)
Attributes are separated by commas (,)
The LHS and RHS of each implication are separated by an arrow (->)
Value
An ImplicationSet
Examples
input <- system.file("implications", "ex_implications", package = "fcaR")
imps <- parse_implications(input)
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