Description Usage Arguments Examples
A class containing different rankings of a dataset further summary information like the stable set sizes, a correlation matrix of the rankings, the name of the base ranking method, the function call and if needed the Pi matrix of the stabilityRanking.
Slots
baseRank
:a numeric vector containing the base ranking
stabRank
:a numeric vector containing the stability ranking
avrgRank
:a numeric vector containing the average ranking
stableSetSize
:the sizes of the stable sets for each cutoff
rankCor
Spearman's rank correlation coefficient for the three rankings
method
the used method
Pi
:a matrix containing
Accessors
baseRank
stabRank
avrgRank
stableSetSize
rankCor
method
Pi
Methods
show
summary
RankSummary objects can be created using the constructor
RankSummary
, however this is most likely not
needed.
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baseRank |
a numeric vector containing the base ranking |
stabRank |
a numeric vector containing the stability ranking |
avrgRank |
a numeric vector containing the average ranking |
stableSetSize |
the sizes of the stable sets for each cutoff |
rankCor |
Spearman's rank correlation coefficient for the three rankings |
method |
the used method |
Pi |
a matrix containing |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | # overview of RankSummary class
showClass("RankSummary")
# generate dataset
d<-replicate(4,sample(1:10,10,replace=FALSE))
rownames(d)<-letters[1:10]
# run default stability ranking
s<-stabilityRanking(d)
# using an accessor functions on the RankSummary object
stabRank(s)
rankCor(s)
# create a new empty object of class RankSummary using the constructor
RankSummary()
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