create.mat: To create and store calculated values of the objective...
In stratifyR: Optimal Stratification of Univariate Populations
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
Description
This function creates a matrix whose rows and columns depend on the
range or distance of the data and the number of strata solutions that the
user is seeking to compute. The matrix stores the objective function values
calculated by the algorithm only to be accessed later for the purpose of
presenting the OSB.
Usage
1
create.mat(my_env)
Arguments
my_env
The environment my_env has various constants stored
from earlier operations dealing with information on the data
Value
stores numerical quantities of the objective function
and stores in the two matrices inside the my_env to be accessed by other
functions
Author(s)
Karuna Reddy <karuna.reddy@usp.ac.fj>
MGM Khan <khan_mg@usp.ac.fj>
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s)
Description
This function creates a matrix whose rows and columns depend on the range or distance of the data and the number of strata solutions that the user is seeking to compute. The matrix stores the objective function values calculated by the algorithm only to be accessed later for the purpose of presenting the OSB.
Usage
1 | create.mat(my_env)
|
Arguments
my_env |
The environment my_env has various constants stored from earlier operations dealing with information on the data |
Value
stores numerical quantities of the objective function and stores in the two matrices inside the my_env to be accessed by other functions
Author(s)
Karuna Reddy <karuna.reddy@usp.ac.fj>
MGM Khan <khan_mg@usp.ac.fj>
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