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diagram(x, unord = TRUE, attrs = NULL, main = NULL,
cex.main = par()$cex.main)
strings
' option in the partial.order
function. Another set of ordered relations comes from the table produced on Galois derivations in the mentioned function.
In either case this function plot either the partial order or a linear order diagram, depending on the results as Hasse diagrams.partial.order
, as.strings
, strings
, diagram.levels
, galois
.## load the data
data("incubA")
## given e.g. a partial order table in the object 'po'
po <- partial.order(as.strings(incubA), type="strings")
## plot the order relation as a Hasse diagram.
if(require(Rgraphviz)) {
plot(diagram(po))
}
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