print8dn: prints a /dn/

Description Usage Arguments Value Examples

Description

(dn) prints a dn object with more or less details. If the score is wanted, first transform the /dn/ with score4dn.

Usage

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print8dn(x, ..., quoi="tu", qui=rbsb.cha0, sorting=rbsb.num0, ndec=3,
	  simu=1:10)

Arguments

x

the dn to print

...

Further arguments to be passed to the print function.

quoi

(character(1)) a character string indicating what to print,
t: just the size and name,
d: description,
v: variable names,
D: the domains of every variable,
i: some individuals as indicated by simu (in the natural order if s is not present)
s: indicates that the individuals must be ordered according to the score.
u: univariate statistics,
b: bivariate statistics,
a: all options = td

qui

(character(0:1)) The variables which must be considered for the printing. The default implies all of them, if not either a character vector providing the nodes or a numeric vector with the iin (internal numbers of them). Using this argument is a way to modify the order of displaying the variables when printing.

sorting

(numeric or character) indicates the variable upon which the individuals have to be sorted before printing (has got priority with respect to '

ndec

number of decimals used to print the values of the numeric variables.

simu

, which simulated values to print?
when 0: no simulated values are printed,
when a vector: indicates the numbers of simulations to print (default = the first ten),
when a value: the percentage to be printed (50 = half of the simulations)

Value

returns nothing but a printing is performed

Examples

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 rebastaba3k("RESET");
 print(rebastaba.dn2);
 rebastaba.mnu <- 8;
 print(score4dn(rebastaba.dn2));
 print(rebastaba.dn4, quoi="a");
 print(rebastaba.dn4, sorting="A");

rebastaba documentation built on May 2, 2019, 5:24 p.m.