arrangements: Fast Generators and Iterators for Permutations, Combinations, Integer Partitions and Compositions

Canonical link: https://rscholar.com/pkg/arrangements

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2018 Published

1.1.9 Version

0 Citations

1 Authors

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DiceView: Methods for Visualization of Computer Experiments Design and Surrogate (Version 3.1-0)	2010
MKinfer: Inferential Statistics (Version 1.2)	2019
MOLHD: Multiple Objective Latin Hypercube Design (Version 0.2)	2017
MultiStatM: Multivariate Statistical Methods (Version 2.0.0)	2022
NetFACS: Network Applications to Facial Communication Data (Version 0.5.0)	2021
SymbolicDeterminants: Symbolic Representation of Matrix Determinant (Version 2.0.0)	2020
baskexact: Analytical Calculation of Basket Trial Operating Characteristics (Version 1.0.1)	2021
basksim: Simulation-Based Calculation of Basket Trial Operating Characteristics (Version 1.0.0)	2024
cia: Learn and Apply Directed Acyclic Graphs for Causal Inference (Version 1.0.0)	2024
colorSpec: Color Calculations with Emphasis on Spectral Data (Version 1.5-0)	2016
distantia: Assessing Dissimilarity Between Multivariate Time Series (Version 1.0.2)	2019
gasmodel: Generalized Autoregressive Score Models (Version 0.6.0)	2022
gyro: Hyperbolic Geometry (Version 1.4.0)	2022
iterpc: Efficient Iterator for Permutations and Combinations (Version 0.4.2)	2014
lancor: Statistical Inference via Lancaster Correlation (Version 0.1.2)	2024
sindyr: Sparse Identification of Nonlinear Dynamics (Version 0.2.4)	2018
skedastic: Handling Heteroskedasticity in the Linear Regression Model (Version 2.0.2)	2020
zonohedra: Compute and Plot Zonohedra from Vector Generators (Version 0.3-0)	2023

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