inclusionMax: Get inclusion maximal subsets from a list
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inclusionMax R Documentation
Get inclusion maximal subsets from a list
Description
Get inclusion maximal subsets from a list
Usage
inclusionMax(x, right = FALSE)
Arguments
x
list containing the subsets
right
logical indicating whether right-most entry is always inclusion maximal
Details
Returns the inclusion maximal elements of x. The
indicator right may be set to TRUE in order to indicate
that the right-most entry is always an inclusion maximal set over all earlier
sets.
Examples
letlist <- list(LETTERS[1:2], LETTERS[2:4], LETTERS[1:3])
inclusionMax(letlist)
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Get inclusion maximal subsets from a list
Description
Get inclusion maximal subsets from a list
Usage
inclusionMax(x, right = FALSE)
Arguments
x |
list containing the subsets |
right |
logical indicating whether right-most entry is always inclusion maximal |
Details
Returns the inclusion maximal elements of x. The
indicator right may be set to TRUE in order to indicate
that the right-most entry is always an inclusion maximal set over all earlier
sets.
Examples
letlist <- list(LETTERS[1:2], LETTERS[2:4], LETTERS[1:3]) inclusionMax(letlist)
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