diag.off: Extracts broken diagonals
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diag.off R Documentation
Extracts broken diagonals
Description
Returns broken diagonals of a magic square
Usage
diag.off(a, offset = 0, nw.se = TRUE)
Arguments
a
Square matrix
offset
vertical offset
nw.se
Boolean variable with TRUE meaning trace diagonals
along the northwest-southeast direction (point [1,n]
to [n,1]).
Details
Useful when testing for panmagic squares. The first element is always
the unbroken one (ie [1,1] to [n,n] if nw.se is
TRUE and [1,n] to [n,1] if nw.se is
FALSE.
Author(s)
Robin K. S. Hankin
See Also
is.panmagic
Examples
diag.off(magic(10),nw.se=FALSE,offset=0)
diag.off(magic(10),nw.se=FALSE,offset=1)
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| diag.off | R Documentation |
Extracts broken diagonals
Description
Returns broken diagonals of a magic square
Usage
diag.off(a, offset = 0, nw.se = TRUE)
Arguments
a |
Square matrix |
offset |
vertical offset |
nw.se |
Boolean variable with |
Details
Useful when testing for panmagic squares. The first element is always
the unbroken one (ie [1,1] to [n,n] if nw.se is
TRUE and [1,n] to [n,1] if nw.se is
FALSE.
Author(s)
Robin K. S. Hankin
See Also
is.panmagic
Examples
diag.off(magic(10),nw.se=FALSE,offset=0) diag.off(magic(10),nw.se=FALSE,offset=1)
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