toMatrix: Matrix representation of the order generated by a set of...
In rankUncertainty: Methods for Working with Uncertainty in Rankings
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Represent the order generated by a set of intervals as a boolean matrix.
This is a common input format for programs that operate on partial orders.
Usage
1
Arguments
intervals
data frame (see generateIntervals for
the required format)
strict
is this <= or <?
binary
output is coded as 0/1 if TRUE and FALSE/TRUE otherwise
Value
A boolean matrix. If strict is set to TRUE, the (i, j)th entry is
intervals[i, 'right'] < intervals[j, 'left']. If strict is set to false, <=
is used in place of <.
Examples
1
2
intervals <- generateIntervals(10)
toMatrix(intervals)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Represent the order generated by a set of intervals as a boolean matrix. This is a common input format for programs that operate on partial orders.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
intervals |
data frame (see generateIntervals for the required format) |
strict |
is this <= or <? |
binary |
output is coded as 0/1 if TRUE and FALSE/TRUE otherwise |
Value
A boolean matrix. If strict is set to TRUE, the (i, j)th entry is intervals[i, 'right'] < intervals[j, 'left']. If strict is set to false, <= is used in place of <.
Examples
1 2 | intervals <- generateIntervals(10)
toMatrix(intervals)
|
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