Tool to generate combination tables from a given set and simplify the visualization of combination choices.
Combinations Table - dCode
Tag(s) : Combinatorics
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A combination table is an organized representation of the different ways a set of elements can be combined.
This allows the user to view all possible combinations of these elements.
Example:
\ | Choice A | Choice B |
---|---|---|
Item 1 | ||
Item 2 |
It is thus possible to count the number of checkmarks in each column/parameter
Generating a combination table means listing all possible combinations. From the number of elements to combine (rows), each element can have only 1 value (column), it is a matter of going through the possible choices and checking in the table.
The total number of combination tables depends on the number of elements ($ n $ rows) and the number of choices ($ m $ columns) and is calculated by the formula $ m ^ n $ (exponentiation).
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