Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
(ba) prints the node-variable names of x (a 'nom' object)
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Further arguments to be passed to the print function. |
comment |
Numeric scalar defining the way to print 0: just the probability table as an array 1: like 0 plus indications about marginal, conditional and conditioned dimensions. 10: just the probability table as data frame (each line associated to the second dimension of the probability array) 11: like 10 plus indications about marginal, conditional and conditioned dimensions. |
First probabilities are normalized to sum 1 over all marginale (this is to be consistent with the multinomial parameterizations in most R functions.) Then probabilities are printed using the scaling slot @kkk. More precisely, if kkk > 0 then round(p*10^kkk,0) is printed if kkk = 0 then round(p,3) is printed if kkk < 0 then round(p,-kkk) is printed
nothing a printing is issued
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