rmvp | R Documentation |
Random multivariate polynomials, intended as quick
“get you going” examples of mvp
objects
rhmvp(n=7,size=4,pow=6,symbols=6)
rmvp(n=7,size=4,pow=6,symbols=6)
rmvpp(n=30,size=9,pow=20,symbols=15)
rmvppp(n=100,size=15,pow=99,symbols)
n |
Number of terms to generate |
size |
Maximum number of symbols in each term |
pow |
Maximum power of each symbol |
symbols |
Symbols to use; if numeric, interpret as the first
|
Function rhmvp()
returns a random homogeneous mvp
.
Function rmvp()
returns a possibly nonhomogenous mvp
and
functions rmvpp()
and rmvppp()
return, by default,
progressively more complicated mvp
objects. Function
rmvppp()
returns a polynomial with multi-letter variable names.
Returns a multivariate polynomial, an object of class mvp
Robin K. S. Hankin
rhmvp()
rmvp()
rmvpp()
rmvppp()
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