Actually your approach doesn't get around making a matrix of that size. If you
look at the code of urnsamples, (in prob:::urnsamples.default), you'll find
that it creates an intermediate object using expand.grid(). So you might as
well create the matrix yourself, extract all rows for which max(table(<your
row>)) < 4, and sample() from those (or use them all).
Or, if you are willing to accept the slight shift in probabilities of selected
elements, and number of combinations you need is limited, and you can accept
the small possibility that a combination will be repeated, you could just
replicate your vector three times and sample without replacement:
s <- 7
x <- 1:25
limit <- 20
A <- matrix(0, nrow=limit, ncol=s)
for (i in 1:limit) {
A[i, ] <- sort(sample(rep(x,3), size = s, replace = FALSE))
}
A
Cheers,
B.
On May 23, 2015, at 6:59 AM, MGalla <michelle.ga...@gmx.de> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i need some help to use urnsamples from the package "prob".
>
> At the moment i use it in this way
>
> A<-as.matrix(urnsamples(1:25, size = 7,ordered=FALSE,replace=TRUE))
>
> So I get the numbers 1 to 25 and choose 7 of them, but it is possible to get
> one number more than one time.
> But I want additionally that I get a number not more than three times. So
> for example "1111222" is no
> combination, but "1112223" is allowed.
>
> I know that it should be possible to create A in my way and than delete all
> "wrong" combinations,
> but i will work also with bigger size than 7, so the Matrix A will get to
> large.
>
> So my question is, if there is a option to give urnsamples the limit to
> choose every object not more than three times? Or is there another way to
> get the combinations I want.
>
> Thanks,
> Michelle Galla
>
>
>
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