jefferson0: Return apportioned vector according to Thomas Jefferson's...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
References
Further details
Examples
Description
Return apportioned vector according to Thomas Jefferson's Method - allowing for zeros
Usage
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jefferson0(x, n = 100, k = 1)
Arguments
x
A named vector.
n
Number of apportioned units to sum to
k
The incrementing interval used to search for divisors
Value
A named vector of length x containing apportioned integers summing to n.
References
http://www.maa.org/publications/periodicals/convergence/apportioning-representatives-in-the-united-states-congress-jeffersons-method-of-apportionment
Further details
Method suggested in 1792 by Thomas Jefferson
Examples
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z <- c(1,4,5,14,16,3)
names(z) <- letters[1:6]
jefferson0(z, 10, k=0.1)
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Description Usage Arguments Value References Further details Examples
Description
Return apportioned vector according to Thomas Jefferson's Method - allowing for zeros
Usage
1 | jefferson0(x, n = 100, k = 1)
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Arguments
x |
A named vector. |
n |
Number of apportioned units to sum to |
k |
The incrementing interval used to search for divisors |
Value
A named vector of length x containing apportioned integers summing to n.
References
http://www.maa.org/publications/periodicals/convergence/apportioning-representatives-in-the-united-states-congress-jeffersons-method-of-apportionment
Further details
Method suggested in 1792 by Thomas Jefferson
Examples
1 2 3 | z <- c(1,4,5,14,16,3)
names(z) <- letters[1:6]
jefferson0(z, 10, k=0.1)
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