VLMC (version 1.4-4)

draw.vlmc: Draw a "VLMC" Object (in ASCII) as Tree

Description

Draws a vlmc object, typically the result of vlmc(.), to the R console, using one line per node.

Usage

draw(x, ...)
# S3 method for vlmc
draw(x, kind = 3, flag = TRUE, show.hidden = 0,
     cumulative = TRUE, delta = cumulative, debug = FALSE, ...)

Value

nothing is returned.

Arguments

x

typically the result of vlmc(..).

kind

integer code for the “kind of drawing”, in {0,1,2,3}.

flag

logical; ..

show.hidden

integer code; if not 0, give some indications about hidden (final) nodes .....

cumulative

logical indicating if the cumulative counts should be shown for nonterminal nodes; the `delta's can only be computed from the cumulative counts, i.e., cumulative = FALSE should be used only by the knowing one.

delta

logical indicating if delta, i.e. \(\delta\)\((n, p(n))\) should be computed and printed for each (non-root) node \(n\) with parent \(p(n)\). Note that this does not really make sense when cumulative = FALSE.

debug

logical; if TRUE, some extraneous progress information is printed to the R console.

...

(potentially more arguments)

Author

Martin Maechler

Details

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Note that the counts internally are stored ``non-cumulatively'', i.e., as difference counts which is useful for likelihood (ratio) computations. In the internal C code, the difference counts are originally computed by the comp_difference() function after tree generation. draw(*, cumulative = TRUE) internally calls the C function cumulate() for the cumulative sums.

See Also

vlmc.

Examples

  example(vlmc)
  draw(vlmc.dt1c01)
  draw(vlmc.dt1c01, flag = FALSE)
  draw(vlmc.dt1c01, kind = 1)
  draw(vlmc.dt1)
  draw(vlmc.dt1, show = 3)
  draw(vlmc.dt1, cumulative = FALSE)