split_n: Splits 'n' into 'g' Groups
In jason-morgan/dynnet: Latent Space Models for Static and Dynamic Networks
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Author(s)
Description
Divides an integer into g approximately equal integers and returns as
a list.
Usage
1
split_n(n, g)
Arguments
n
Integer indicating the total number of nodes in the network.
g
Integer indicating the number of groups.
Details
Divides an integer into g approximately equal integers and returns as
a list.
Value
List of integers of approximately the same size.
Author(s)
Jason W. Morgan jason.w.morgan@gmail.com
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s)
Description
Divides an integer into g approximately equal integers and returns as
a list.
Usage
1 | split_n(n, g)
|
Arguments
n |
Integer indicating the total number of nodes in the network. |
g |
Integer indicating the number of groups. |
Details
Divides an integer into g approximately equal integers and returns as
a list.
Value
List of integers of approximately the same size.
Author(s)
Jason W. Morgan jason.w.morgan@gmail.com
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