flow {vistla} | R Documentation |
Construct the value for the flow argument
Description
Vistla builds the tree by optimising the influence score over path, which is given by the iota function.
The flow
argument of the vistla function can be used to modify the default iota and some associated behaviours.
This function can be used to construct the proper value for this argument.
Usage
flow(code, ..., from = TRUE, into = FALSE, down, up, forcepath)
## S3 method for class 'vistla_flow'
print(x, ...)
Arguments
code |
Character code of the flow parameter, like "fromdown" .
If given, overrides other arguments.
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... |
ignored.
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from |
if TRUE , paths must satisfy data processing inequality as going from the root.
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into |
if TRUE , paths must satisfy data processing inequality as going into the root.
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down |
if TRUE , subsequent features on the path must have lower mutual information with the root; by default, true when from is true but if both from and into are true.
Can't be true together with up .
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up |
if TRUE , subsequent features on the path must have higher mutual information with the root; by default, true when into is true but if both from and into are true.
Can't be true together with down .
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forcepath |
when neither up or down is true, vistla may output walks rather than paths, i.e., sequences of features which are not unique.
Yet, when this argument is set to TRUE , additional condition is checked to forbid such self-intersections.
One should note that this check is computationally expensive, though.
By default true when both up and down are false.
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x |
flow value to print.
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Value
A vistla_flow
object which can be passed to the vistla
function;
in practice, a single integer value.
[Package
vistla version 2.0.2
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