stylo.default.settings: Setting variables for the package stylo

In stylo: Stylometric Multivariate Analyses

Description

Function that sets a series of global variables to be used by the package stylo and which can be modified by users via arguments passed to the function and/or via gui.stylo, gui.classify, or gui.oppose.

Usage

stylo.default.settings(...)

Arguments

...	any variable as produced by this function can be set here to overwrite the default values.

Details

This function is typically called from inside stylo, classify, oppose, gui.stylo, gui.classify and gui.oppose.

Value

The function returns a list of a few dozen variables, mostly options and parameters for different stylometric tests.

Author(s)

Maciej Eder, Jan Rybicki, Mike Kestemont

See Also

stylo, gui.stylo

Examples

stylo.default.settings()

# to see which variables have been set:
names(stylo.default.settings())

# to use the elements of the list as if they were independent variables:
my.variables = stylo.default.settings()
attach(my.variables)

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