get_metadata adds metadata to a list-like object.
outer_vec simply performs the cross-product, specifically x
t(y), and assigns dimnames to the resulting matrix.
split_string inserts separator characters in a character string to
truncate strings for printing.
vec.transform takes a vector and transforms it to have a new range,
given the input, or the default values of [0, 1].
get_metadata(object)outer_vec(x, y)
split_string(x, max_len = 80L, delim = "\\+", sep = "\n")
vec.transform(x, min.val = 0, max.val = 1)
get_metadata - the same object with version, system, and date
information added
A vector of the transformed input.
A list-like object
A character string
Character specifying where to end a line if it is longer than
max.len. Default: '+'
Character specifying what to split by. Default: '\n' (a
newline character)
the minimum value of the new range
the maximum value of the new range
Integer; the max length of one line. Default: 80
If the object is a graph, graph-level attributes will be added. The elements added are:
versionA list with R, brainGraph, and igraph versions
sysCharacter vector of system information
dateThe date and time of creation
The delim argument determines where to insert the separator.
For example, given the default, it will attempt to insert newline characters
only following a plus sign.