Calculate the variation of clustering information Meila2007TreeDist for each possible pairing of non-trivial splits on n leaves SmithDistTreeDist, tabulating the number of pairings with each similarity.
Value
AllSplitPairings()
returns a named vector. The name of each
element corresponds to a certain variation of information, in bits; the
value of each element specifies the number of pairings of non-trivial
splits that give rise to that variation of information.
Split AB|CD
is treated as distinct from CD|AB
. If pairing
AB|CD
=CD|AB
is considered equivalent to CD|AB
=CD|AB
(etc), then
values should be divided by four.
Examples
AllSplitPairings(6)
#> 0 1 1.33333333333333 1.74837083261218
#> 100 480 360 480
#> 1.83659166810898 1.91829583405449
#> 360 720
# Treat equivalent splits as identical by dividing by four:
AllSplitPairings(6) / 4L
#> 0 1 1.33333333333333 1.74837083261218
#> 25 120 90 120
#> 1.83659166810898 1.91829583405449
#> 90 180