marriage.graph.slice {dogesr}

Data on doges' matrimonial links

Description

Partial graph of doge marriages as an igraph object; it includes doges' marriages, as well as their fathers', when available, but only for the period comprised between the two doges indicated

Usage

marriage.graph.slice(...,from="Orso",to="Ludovico Manin")

Arguments

...

Not really used

from

A doge name, the first by default

to

Another doge name, the last by default

Details

The result of calling the function is an igraph object, which you can use to plot the doges social network. Nodes are families, or "casate", and links indicate a wedding has taken place between the two families. The doges not comprised between the two slices, or the beginning or end and the indicated last or first, are not included.

Value

A list that can be used as an igraph object, with noble family names as vertices and edges indicating links

Note

Data originally from the Wikipedia

Author(s)

J. J. Merelo

References

There are no references for Rd macro ⁠\insertAllCites⁠ on this help page.

See Also

link{doges} link{marriage.graph}

Examples

library(dogesr)
library(igraph)

# From that one to the end
from.sagredo <- marriage.graph.slice( from="Nicolo Sagredo")

# From the first one to Sagredo
to.sagredo <- marriage.graph.slice( to="Nicolo Sagredo")

# From the first to the last Contarini
from.sagredo <- marriage.graph.slice(
                  from="Domenico I Contarini",
                  to="Luigi Contarini"
                )