data100x15 {RankAggSIgFUR}R Documentation

Simulated 100 \times 15 Data

Description

Data of 100 objects and 15 attributes, in which the first column contains the object names and each subsequent column is a complete ranking of the 100 objects. The included 50 \times 15 and 400 \times 15 datasets were generated from this dataset (see data50x15 and data400x15).

Usage

data(data100x15)

Format

A data frame with 100 rows and 16 columns:

Object

object name

Ranking 1

ranking on the first attribute

Ranking 2

ranking on the second attribute

Ranking 3

ranking on the third attribute

Ranking 4

ranking on the fourth attribute

Ranking 5

ranking on the fifth attribute

Ranking 6

ranking on the sixth attribute

Ranking 7

ranking on the seventh attribute

Ranking 8

ranking on the eigth attribute

Ranking 9

ranking on the ninth attribute

Ranking 10

ranking on the tenth attribute

Ranking 11

ranking on the eleventh attribute

Ranking 12

ranking on the twelfth attribute

Ranking 13

ranking on the thirteenth attribute

Ranking 14

ranking on the fourteenth attribute

Ranking 15

ranking on the fifteenth attribute

Source

Badal, P. S., & Das, A. (2018). Efficient algorithms using subiterative convergence for Kemeny ranking problem. Computers & Operations Research, 98, 198-210. doi:10.1016/j.cor.2018.06.007

Examples

data(data100x15)
input_rkgs <- t(as.matrix(data100x15[, -1]))
obj_names <- data100x15[,1]

# Determine the mean seed ranking
mean_seed(input_rkgs)

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