
"nacopula "
.
Calling printNacopula
explicitly allows to customize the
printing behavior. Otherwise, the show()
method calls
printNacopula
with default arguments only.printNacopula(x, labelKids=NA, deltaInd=, indent.str="",
digits=getOption("digits"),
width=getOption("width"), ...)
nacopula
.NA
(as per default), on each level, children are labeled
only if they are not only-child.labelKids
being the default or TRUE
, otherwise it is
five (for labelKids=FALSE
).character
string specifying the
indentation, that is, the string that should be prepended on the
first line of output, and determine the amount of blanks for the
remaining lines.print.default
.x
.C8 <- onacopula("F", C(1.9, 1,
list(K1 = C(5.7, c(2,5)),
abc= C(5.0, c(3,4,6),
list(L2 = C(11.5, 7:8))))))
C8 # -> printNacopula(C8)
printNacopula(C8, delta=10)
printNacopula(C8, labelKids=TRUE)
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