partitions--Code for integer partitioning

The code in this package is focused on the integer partitioning problem of randomly partitioning some total Q into N parts. These functions solve the main computational challenge of Locey and White (2013) and extend the 'feasible set' approach based on integer partitioning to several ecological patterns and other distributions.

Algorithms were derived by Ken Locey, and coded into R by Dan McGlinn. Ken Locey and Dan McGlinn both work to improve the readability and organization of the code.

Installation

rpartitions can be installed directly from git hub using the following R commands.

library(devtools)
install_github('partitions', 'klocey', subdir='rpartitions')

or it can be locally installed using

library(devtools)
install()

GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE

Version 2, June 1991

partitions is a collection of Python coded functions useful for partitioning integers

Copyright (C) Kenneth J. Locey

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