shift_to_next_alignment: Minimum shift to next alignment of two location vectors
In alan-turing-institute/network-comparison: An implementation of the NetEMD alignment-free network distance measure
shift_to_next_alignment R Documentation
Minimum shift to next alignment of two location vectors
Description
Calculate minimum right shift of first location vector to make any pair of
locations from the two vectors equal
Usage
shift_to_next_alignment(x1, x2, distance_matrix_prev = NULL, shift_prev = NULL)
Arguments
x1
First location vector. This vector is being shifted rightwards
x2
Second location vector. This vector is remaining unchanged.
Value
Minimum non-zero right-shift to apply to x1 to align at least one
element of x1 with at least one element of x2
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Minimum shift to next alignment of two location vectors
Description
Calculate minimum right shift of first location vector to make any pair of locations from the two vectors equal
Usage
shift_to_next_alignment(x1, x2, distance_matrix_prev = NULL, shift_prev = NULL)
Arguments
x1 |
First location vector. This vector is being shifted rightwards |
x2 |
Second location vector. This vector is remaining unchanged. |
Value
Minimum non-zero right-shift to apply to x1 to align at least one element of x1 with at least one element of x2
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