charfun {relations} | R Documentation |
Relation Characteristic Functions
Description
Determine the characteristic function of a relation.
Usage
relation_charfun(x, components = FALSE)
Arguments
x |
an object inheriting from class |
components |
a logical indicating whether the characteristic function created should take vectors (each vector corresponding to one domain) as argument, or a data frame (with the elements in the rows). In the former case, all vectors are recycled to fit the longest vector in case of binary relations. |
See Also
relation()
Examples
## Relation 'a divides b':
divides <- function(a, b) b %% a == 0
R <- relation(domain = list(1 : 10, 1 : 10), charfun = divides)
R
## 'Recover' characteristic function:
"%|%" <- relation_charfun(R)
## Use it.
2L %|% 6L
2:4 %|% 6L
2L %|% c(2:3, 6L)
## This also works:
"%|%"(2L, 6L)
## (and more generally does for arities > 2).
[Package relations version 0.6-13 Index]