getSetSizesByDegree: Count number of items in each set by degree
In natbprice/radsets: Create Radial Set Diagrams for Visualizing Overlapping Sets

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples

Count number of items in each set by degree of overlap. The degree of overlap is the number of sets of which an item is a member.

1	getSetSizesByDegree(df, setNames, idName, maxDegree = 4)

`df`	A data frame indicating set membership
`setNames`	A character vector of set names
`idName`	A string specifying name of ID variable for each item
`maxDegree`	A numeric input indicating upper limit on degree

The input data frame should contain a row for each item and a binary variable for each set indicating the membership of each item. The setNames input should correspond to the binary indicator columns in the data frame.

A data frame with variables:

set indicating set
degree indicating degree of overlap (maximum of maxDegree)
degreeLabel a factor labeling the degree variable
N number of items

# Define set names
data("movieSets")
setNames <- setNames <- colnames(movieSets[,-c(1:8)])

# Calculate set sizes
getSetSizesByDegree(movieSets , setNames, "movieId")

# Calculate set sizes with max degree 3
getSetSizesByDegree(movieSets , setNames, "movieId", maxDegree = 3)