rbox: Construct the Relation-Box
Description
Function to construct the Relation-Box of a multiple network
Usage
rbox(w, transp = FALSE, smpl = FALSE, k = 3, tlbs)
Value
An object of the ‘Rel.Box
’ class.
- w
the primitive relations in the Relation-Box
- W
the structure of the Relation-Box
- lbs
the labels in the relational system
- Note
(optional) Notes indicating the particularities in the input
- Orels
the original labels of the relations
- Srels
(optional) the simplified labels of the relations
- Trels
(optional) the labels of the transposed relations
- k
the maximal length of the word
- z
the length of the Relation-Box in the \(z\) dimension
Arguments
- w
an array with three dimensions of stacked matrices of generating relations.
- transp
(logical) whether or not the transpose of each matrix in \(w\) should be included.
- smpl
(logical) whether to simplify or not the strings of relations
- k
length of the Relation-Box in \(z\)
- tlbs
(optional) a vector with the labels for the transpose relations.
Author
Antonio Rivero Ostoic
Details
If transp = TRUE
the labels of the transpose are toggle case of the labels of the original matrices, and in such case, it is advised to simplify the strings of relations.
To prevent a transposed structure for a certain array of w
, use NA
in the vector the transpose labels tlbs
corresponding to the respective matrix.
References
Winship, C. and M.J. Mandel “Roles and positions: A critique and extension of the blockmodelling approach,” Sociological Methodology, 314-344. 1983.
Examples
Run this code# load the data
data("incubA")
# relation box of image matrices in dataset
if (FALSE) {
rbox(incubA$IM)
}
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