It was a bit foolish of me, but I quickly tried running eulerr::euler() with 45 groups.
This resulted in a crash. I guess the number of combinations scales very fast with the number of groups.
Maybe it would be a good idea to set a max number of groups (maybe as a parameter), and errors if the user inadvertently provides more.
It was a bit foolish of me, but I quickly tried running
eulerr::euler()
with 45 groups. This resulted in a crash. I guess the number of combinations scales very fast with the number of groups.Maybe it would be a good idea to set a max number of groups (maybe as a parameter), and errors if the user inadvertently provides more.