factory_indicators: Function factory for creating indicators from their names
In ivgets: General to Specific Modeling and Indicator Saturation in 2SLS Models
factory_indicators R Documentation
Function factory for creating indicators from their names
Description
factory_indicators creates a function that takes the name of an
indicator and returns the corresponding indicator to be used in a regression.
For user-specified indicators, it extracts the corresponding column from the
uis matrix.
Usage
factory_indicators(n)
Arguments
n
An integer specifying the length of the indicators.
Details
Argument n should equal the number of observations in the
data set which will be augmented with the indicators.
The created function takes a name of an indicator and the original uis
argument that was used in indicator saturation and returns the indicator.
Value
factory_indicators returns a function called creator().
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Function factory for creating indicators from their names
Description
factory_indicators creates a function that takes the name of an
indicator and returns the corresponding indicator to be used in a regression.
For user-specified indicators, it extracts the corresponding column from the
uis matrix.
Usage
factory_indicators(n)
Arguments
n |
An integer specifying the length of the indicators. |
Details
Argument n should equal the number of observations in the
data set which will be augmented with the indicators.
The created function takes a name of an indicator and the original uis argument that was used in indicator saturation and returns the indicator.
Value
factory_indicators returns a function called creator().
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