Set


Set is a direct subtype of Data
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with functions Set Functions, keys Set keys and example object set_#2

TYPE INCLUSION RELATIONSHIPS

Data

Set

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AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS

Cartesian Product

Create

Filter Titles

Filter Values

Parse

Permute

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AVAILABLE CREATE FUNCTION KEYS

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TYPICAL OBJECTS OF TYPE Set

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This type represents a set of N arrays that are presented in the form of a table.
For i = 1, ..., N, the iᵗʰ array consists of the u values xⁱ₁, xⁱ₂, ..., xⁱᵤ that can be of any type.

The N arrays may be stacked vertically (vertical table orientation) or horizontally (horizontal table orientation).
In the vertical case, there exist N rows with each row containing u component cells.
In the horizontal case, there exist N columns with each column containing u component cells.

Whole blank rows (columns) in the vertical (horizontal) arrangement case are allowed and ignored.

Most common is the vertical orientation because for very large N the visual display of N arrays arranged over a range consisting of N rows is preferable to its transposed orientation where the N arrays are arranged over a range consisting of N columns.

The u array components may be optionally identified by u titles, which - if they exist - must appear at the topmost row (vertical case) or leftmost column (horizontal case).