print.mcfa {cfa}

Print an object of the class mcfa

Description

Printing method for one of two possible objects returned by cfa()

Usage

## S3 method for class 'mcfa'
print(x,...)

Arguments

x

An object of the class mcfa

...

Additional arguments given to print

Details

This function is usually called implicitely.

Value

Returns NULL

Note

Note that cfa() will return an object with the class scfa if there is only one row of counts. If there are two or more of them, an object with the class mcfa is returned. In contrast scfa() and mcfa() return a list which has no class of it's own.

Author(s)

Stefan Funke <[e-mail]>

References

Krauth J., Lienert G. A. (1973, Reprint 1995) Die Konfigurationsfrequenzanalyse (KFA) und ihre Anwendung in Psychologie und Medizin, Beltz Psychologie Verlagsunion

Lautsch, E., von Weber S. (1995) Methoden und Anwendungen der Konfigurationsfrequenzanalyse in Psychologie und Medizin, Beltz Psychologie Verlagsunion

Eye, A. von (1990) Introduction to configural frequency analysis. The search for types and anti-types in cross-classification. Cambride 1990

See Also

cfa, mcfa

Examples

# library(cfa) if not yet loaded
# Some random configurations:
configs<-cbind(c("A","B")[rbinom(250,1,0.3)+1],c("C","D")[rbinom(250,1,0.1)+1],
          c("E","F")[rbinom(250,1,0.3)+1],c("G","H")[rbinom(250,1,0.1)+1])
counts1<-trunc(runif(250)*10) 
counts2<-trunc(runif(250)*10)
result<-cfa(configs,cbind(counts1,counts2))
print(result)