interpret_type | R Documentation |
Interprets the position of one or more digits (specified by position
) in a nodal type. Alternatively returns nodal type digit positions that correspond to one or more given condition
.
interpret_type(model, condition = NULL, position = NULL)
model |
A |
condition |
A vector of characters. Strings specifying the child node, followed by '|' (given) and the values of its parent nodes in |
position |
A named list of integers. The name is the name of the child node in |
A node for a child node X with k
parents has a nodal type represented by X followed by 2^k
digits. Argument position
allows user to interpret the meaning of one or more digit positions in any nodal type. For example position = list(X = 1:3)
will return the interpretation of the first three digits in causal types for X. Argument condition
allows users to query the digit position in the nodal type by providing instead the values of the parent nodes of a given child. For example, condition = 'X | Z=0 & R=1'
returns the digit position that corresponds to values X takes when Z = 0 and R = 1.
A named list
with interpretation of positions of the digits in a nodal type
model <- make_model('R -> X; Z -> X; X -> Y')
#Example using digit position
interpret_type(model, position = list(X = c(3,4), Y = 1))
#Example using condition
interpret_type(model, condition = c('X | Z=0 & R=1', 'X | Z=0 & R=0'))
#Return interpretation of all digit positions of all nodes
interpret_type(model)
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