gs.xfm.rank_graph: Rank Graph

In neurodata/graphstats: Graph Statistics

Description

A function to rank the edges of a graph.

Usage

gs.xfm.rank_graph(graph, ties = "average", na.last = TRUE, ...)

Arguments

graph	[v, v] a graph with v vertices.
ties	the method to break ties. Defaults to 'average'. 'average'take the average rank between the tied items. 'first'choose the lowest index as the tie breaker. 'last'choose the highest index as the tie breaker. 'random'randomly break ties. 'max'replace all tied values with the maximum rank they could occupy. 'min'replace all tied values with the minimum rank they could occupy.
na.last	How to interpret missing values in the data. Defaults to TRUE. TRUEmissing values in the data are put last FALSEmissing values in the data are put first
...	trailing args.

Value

R [v, v] the rank of each edge, from lowest (1) to highest (n^2, or otherwise depending on ties).

Author(s)

Eric Bridgeford

See Also

stats::rank

neurodata/graphstats documentation built on May 14, 2019, 5:19 p.m.