build.dist.struct_user: An internal helper function that generates the data...
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build.dist.struct_user R Documentation
An internal helper function that generates the data abstraction for the edge
weights of the main network structure using the distance matrix passed by the
user.
Description
An internal helper function that generates the data abstraction for the edge
weights of the main network structure using the distance matrix passed by the
user.
Usage
build.dist.struct_user(z, distMat, verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
z
a vector indicating whether each unit is in treatment or control
group
distMat
a matrix of pair-wise distance
verbose
a boolean value whether to print(cat) debug information.
Default: FALSE
Value
a distance structure used for constructing the main network flow
problem
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An internal helper function that generates the data abstraction for the edge weights of the main network structure using the distance matrix passed by the user.
Description
An internal helper function that generates the data abstraction for the edge weights of the main network structure using the distance matrix passed by the user.
Usage
build.dist.struct_user(z, distMat, verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
z |
a vector indicating whether each unit is in treatment or control group |
distMat |
a matrix of pair-wise distance |
verbose |
a boolean value whether to print(cat) debug information. Default: FALSE |
Value
a distance structure used for constructing the main network flow problem
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