reverse_table: Reverse a table along its first dimension
In functClust: Functional Clustering of Redundant Components of a System
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Description
Take a table, then reverse it along is first dimension,
that is by moving the first rows as the last ones,
and the last rows as the first ones.
The function is useful for re-ordering
an decreasing table into an increasing table, or the inverse.
Usage
1
reverse_table(mat)
Arguments
mat
a table or a matrix.
Details
None.
Value
Return a reversed table or matrix.
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
Take a table, then reverse it along is first dimension, that is by moving the first rows as the last ones, and the last rows as the first ones. The function is useful for re-ordering an decreasing table into an increasing table, or the inverse.
Usage
1 | reverse_table(mat)
|
Arguments
mat |
a table or a matrix. |
Details
None.
Value
Return a reversed table or matrix.
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