print.partition | R Documentation |
A print method for partition objects, summary partition objects, and equivalence classes. Includes various configurable options
## S3 method for class 'partition'
print(x, mat = getOption("matrixlike"), h = getOption("horiz"), ...)
## S3 method for class 'summary.partition'
print(x, ...)
## S3 method for class 'equivalence'
print(x, sep = getOption("separator"), ...)
x |
Object to be printed: an object of class either
|
mat |
Boolean, with |
h |
Boolean governing the orientation of the printed matrix, with
|
sep |
Character vector, with special value of |
... |
Further arguments provided for compatibility |
The print method is sensitive to the value of option matrixlike
which by default sets column names to a space for more compact
printing. Set to TRUE
to print a partition like a matrix.
Option horiz
specifies whether or not to print a partition
horizontally.
The print method for objects of class equivalence
gives things
like
listParts(3:1) [[1]] [1] {1,2,6}{4,5}{3} [[2]] [1] {1,2,6}{3,4}{5} ... [[59]] [1] {4,5,6}{1,2}{3} [[60]] [1] {4,5,6}{2,3}{1}
The curly brackets are to remind you that function listParts()
gives set partitions, not cycle representation of a permutation
as per the permutations package.
Robin K. S. Hankin
print(parts(5))
summary(parts(7))
listParts(3)
options(separator="")
listParts(5)
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