| print.CAISEr | R Documentation | 
S3 method for printing CAISEr objects (the output of
run_experiment()).
## S3 method for class 'CAISEr' print(x, ..., echo = TRUE, digits = 4, right = TRUE, breakrows = FALSE)
| x | list object of class CAISEr
(generated by  | 
| ... | other parameters to be passed down to specific summary functions (currently unused) | 
| echo | logical flag: should the print method actually print to screen? | 
| digits | the minimum number of significant digits to be used.
See  | 
| right | logical, indicating whether or not strings should be right-aligned. | 
| breakrows | logical, indicating whether to "widen" the output table by placing the bottom half to the right of the top half. | 
data frame object containing the summary table (invisibly)
# Example using four dummy algorithms and 100 dummy instances.
# See [dummyalgo()] and [dummyinstance()] for details.
# Generating 4 dummy algorithms here, with means 15, 10, 30, 15 and standard
# deviations 2, 4, 6, 8.
algorithms <- mapply(FUN = function(i, m, s){
  list(FUN   = "dummyalgo",
       alias = paste0("algo", i),
       distribution.fun  = "rnorm",
       distribution.pars = list(mean = m, sd = s))},
  i = c(alg1 = 1, alg2 = 2, alg3 = 3, alg4 = 4),
  m = c(15, 10, 30, 15),
  s = c(2, 4, 6, 8),
  SIMPLIFY = FALSE)
# Generate 100 dummy instances with centered exponential distributions
instances <- lapply(1:100,
                    function(i) {rate <- runif(1, 1, 10)
                                 list(FUN   = "dummyinstance",
                                      alias = paste0("Inst.", i),
                                      distr = "rexp", rate = rate,
                                      bias  = -1 / rate)})
my.results <- run_experiment(instances, algorithms,
                             d = 1, se.max = .1,
                             power = .9, sig.level = .05,
                             power.target = "mean",
                             dif = "perc", comparisons = "all.vs.all",
                             seed = 1234, ncpus = 1)
my.results
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