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inst/examples/antiExactMatch.R
In optmatch: Functions for Optimal Matching
data(nuclearplants)
# force entries to be within the same factor:
em <- fullmatch(exactMatch(pr ~ pt, data = nuclearplants), data = nuclearplants)
table(nuclearplants$pt, em)
# force treated and control units to have different values of `pt`:
z <- nuclearplants$pr
names(z) <- rownames(nuclearplants)
aem <- fullmatch(antiExactMatch(nuclearplants$pt, z), data = nuclearplants)
table(nuclearplants$pt, aem)
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data(nuclearplants)
# force entries to be within the same factor:
em <- fullmatch(exactMatch(pr ~ pt, data = nuclearplants), data = nuclearplants)
table(nuclearplants$pt, em)
# force treated and control units to have different values of `pt`:
z <- nuclearplants$pr
names(z) <- rownames(nuclearplants)
aem <- fullmatch(antiExactMatch(nuclearplants$pt, z), data = nuclearplants)
table(nuclearplants$pt, aem)
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