CreateBlocks: A function that creates blocks of consecutives row indices...
In markvdwiel/ShrinkBayes: Bayesian analysis of high-dimensional omics data, either Gaussian or counts
CreateBlocks R Documentation
A function that creates blocks of consecutives row indices from the row-dimension of a data set
and a block size
Description
This is a convenience function, mainly used for sequential running on very large data sets.
Usage
CreateBlocks(ds, size = 10000)
Arguments
ds
Matrix or data frame.
size
Numeric indicating the (maximum) size of the blocks
Details
The last block may consist of less indices than size.
Value
A matrix, the rows of which present the starting and end indices of the blocks.
Author(s)
Mark A. van de Wiel
Examples
## Not run: See the example in the vignette
on large data sets.
## End(Not run)
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| CreateBlocks | R Documentation |
A function that creates blocks of consecutives row indices from the row-dimension of a data set and a block size
Description
This is a convenience function, mainly used for sequential running on very large data sets.
Usage
CreateBlocks(ds, size = 10000)
Arguments
ds |
Matrix or data frame. |
size |
Numeric indicating the (maximum) size of the blocks |
Details
The last block may consist of less indices than size.
Value
A matrix, the rows of which present the starting and end indices of the blocks.
Author(s)
Mark A. van de Wiel
Examples
## Not run: See the example in the vignette on large data sets. ## End(Not run)
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