kappalab (version 0.4-7)

Mobius.capacity-class: Class "Mobius.capacity"

Description

Class representing the Mbius transform of a capacity.

Arguments

Objects from the Class

Objects can be mainly created by calls to the functions Mobius.capacity, mini.var.capa.ident, ls.sorting.capa.ident, and least.squares.capa.ident.

Slots

n:
Object of class numeric of length 1 containing the number of elements of the set on which the Mbius transform is defined.
k:
Object of class numeric of length 1 containg the order of truncation of the Mbius transform: the value of subsets whose cardinal is superior to k is put to zero.
subsets:
Object of class numeric containing the "k power set" of the underlying set in "natural" order . The subsets are encoded as integers.
data:
Object of class numeric of length choose(n,0) + ... + choose(n,k) representing the coefficients of a truncated Mbius transform of a capacity in "natural" order.

Extends

Class Mobius.game, directly. Class superclass.capacity, directly. Class Mobius.set.func, by class Mobius.game. Class superclass.set.func, by class Mobius.game.

Methods

entropy
signature(object = "Mobius.capacity")
favor
signature(object = "Mobius.capacity")
is.normalized
signature(object = "Mobius.capacity")
normalize
signature(object = "Mobius.capacity")
orness
signature(object = "Mobius.capacity")
variance
signature(object = "Mobius.capacity")
veto
signature(object = "Mobius.capacity")
zeta
signature(object = "Mobius.capacity")

See Also

capacity-class, entropy-methods, favor-methods, is.normalized-methods, orness-methods, variance-methods, veto-methods, zeta-methods, mini.var.capa.ident, least.squares.capa.ident, ls.sorting.capa.ident.

Examples

Run this code
## a capacity
mu <- capacity(c(0,0,0:13))
## and its Mobius representation
a <- Mobius(mu)
a

# the attributes of object a
a@n
a@k
a@data
a@subsets

## a test
is.normalized(a)
## normalize it
normalize(a)

## a transformation
zeta(a)
## Let us check ...
Mobius(zeta(a))

## some summary indices
orness(a)
veto(a)
favor(a)
variance(a)
entropy(a)
## the same
summary(a)

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