Description History What works and what doesn't
Common base and stats
methods for rle objects, aiming to make it possible to treat
them transparently as vectors.
This package grew out of the needs of the ergm package for a
run-length encoded representation of extremely long vectors with a
small number of contiguous runs, and these functions were originally
implemented in the statnet.common package.
It has been split out into its own package to enable others to use this functionality without installing any unnecessary dependencies and to facilitate contributions under a simplified license.
The long-run aim of this package is to make it possible to treat
rle objects transparently as unnamed vectors. As of this
writing, the biggest unimplemented feature are:
The indexing ([ and [[) operators. It is not possible to
extract or replace individual elements of the vector represented
by an rle object, though it is possible to access its
underlying representation (i.e., $lenths and $values) by
name using any of the above operators or the $ operator.
Method rep.rle currently has limited functionality.
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