getBinarySubTree: Get the left or right subtree of a given hierarchical...
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getBinarySubTree R Documentation
Get the left or right subtree of a given hierarchical clustering.
Description
Reads a hierarchical clustering and returns the left or right child of the root node.
Usage
getBinarySubTree(tree, right = FALSE)
Arguments
tree
An hclust object
right
If TRUE, return the right subtree, i.e. the right child of the root node.
Value
The subtree as an hclust object.
Author(s)
Johannes Freudenberg, Xiangdong Liu, Mario Medvedovic
See Also
hclust
Examples
hc <- hclust(dist(matrix(1:20,5)))
hc$labels <- 1:5
plot(hc)
hc.sub <- getBinarySubTree(hc, TRUE)
plot(hc.sub)
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Get the left or right subtree of a given hierarchical clustering.
Description
Reads a hierarchical clustering and returns the left or right child of the root node.
Usage
getBinarySubTree(tree, right = FALSE)
Arguments
tree |
An hclust object |
right |
If TRUE, return the right subtree, i.e. the right child of the root node. |
Value
The subtree as an hclust object.
Author(s)
Johannes Freudenberg, Xiangdong Liu, Mario Medvedovic
See Also
hclust
Examples
hc <- hclust(dist(matrix(1:20,5))) hc$labels <- 1:5 plot(hc) hc.sub <- getBinarySubTree(hc, TRUE) plot(hc.sub)
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