cross_comparison_spec: Generate a cross-comparison specification
In alan-turing-institute/network-comparison: An implementation of the NetEMD alignment-free network distance measure
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cross_comparison_spec R Documentation
Generate a cross-comparison specification
Description
Creates a cross-comparison matrix with pair-wise combinations
of elements from the provided list.
Usage
cross_comparison_spec(named_list, how = "many-to-many")
Arguments
named_list
A named list of items for which an exhaustive pair-wise
cross-comparison is required.
how
How to generate pair-wise combinations. Either "many-to-many"
(default) which generates all possible pair-wise combinations, or
"one-to-many" which generates all combinations between the first element
in named_list and the rest of the elements only.
Value
A matrix with one row for each possible pair-wise combination
of elements from the provided named list. The first and second columns
contain the names of the elements in the pair and the third and fourth
columns contain the indexes of these elements in the provided list.
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Generate a cross-comparison specification
Description
Creates a cross-comparison matrix with pair-wise combinations of elements from the provided list.
Usage
cross_comparison_spec(named_list, how = "many-to-many")
Arguments
named_list |
A named list of items for which an exhaustive pair-wise cross-comparison is required. |
how |
How to generate pair-wise combinations. Either "many-to-many" (default) which generates all possible pair-wise combinations, or "one-to-many" which generates all combinations between the first element in named_list and the rest of the elements only. |
Value
A matrix with one row for each possible pair-wise combination of elements from the provided named list. The first and second columns contain the names of the elements in the pair and the third and fourth columns contain the indexes of these elements in the provided list.
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