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Rdice (version 1.0.0)

dice.combinations: Dice combinations

Description

Calculates all possible combinations as result of rolling a set of dice. Similar permutations are identified under the same combination and counted as many times as many occurrencies. Thee user can choose wheter to match exact values or to perform partial matches.

Usage

dice.combinations(faces, dice, rolls, weights, getPartial, getExact, toSum = FALSE)

Arguments

faces
The number of faces the dice have; if unspecified, it defaults to 6.
dice
The number of dice to roll; if unspecified, it defaults to 2.
rolls
The number of times to roll the die; if unspeciefid, it defaults to 5.
weights
A vector of probability weights to assign to each face of the die; if unspecified, it defaults to a fair die with weights $1/N$. If specified, its lenght must obviously be equals to the number of faces and all the single weights must sum up to 1.
getExact
A vector containing values to be matched exactly, namely the function returns only those combinations containing all the above mentioned variables.
getPartial
A vector containing values to be matched partially, namely the function returns only those combinations containing at least one of the above mentioned variables. If missing, it defaults to c(1:faces), namemly the function returns all combinations.
toSum
A logical value, defaulting to FALSE. If TRUE, the function returns the sum of the frequencies of the matches (to be used together with getExact or getPartial)

Value

Details

The function returns an object of class diceRoll, namely a list whose values are themselves data.table objects, in turn, so that one can directly apply any data.table function thereupon.

See Also

Makes use of dice.roll.

Examples

Run this code
dice.combinations(faces = 6, dice = 4, rolls = 100,
    getExact = c(3,5), getPartial = c(1,2), toSum = TRUE)

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