I didn't think I'd need to implement logic, so didn't do it, but:
> a <- rdis(6)
> a
A disord object with hash ee2f3004f17069125d8c30d8d368953679cc50e6 and elements
[1] 0.7008326 0.2164962 0.3027965 0.2725064 0.5944444 0.9378613
(in some order)
> a>0.3
A disord object with hash ee2f3004f17069125d8c30d8d368953679cc50e6 and elements
[1] TRUE FALSE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE
(in some order)
> a < 0.9
A disord object with hash ee2f3004f17069125d8c30d8d368953679cc50e6 and elements
[1] TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE
(in some order)
> (a>0.3) & (a<0.9)
Error in (a > 0.3) & (a < 0.9) :
No logic currently implemented for disord objects
>
above, I would expect the last line to give an appropriate Boolean disord object.
I didn't think I'd need to implement logic, so didn't do it, but:
above, I would expect the last line to give an appropriate Boolean
disord
object.