dot-remove_forcing: (Internal) Removes the forcing column entirely from a...
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.remove_forcing R Documentation
(Internal) Removes the forcing column entirely from a
StudySpecification
Description
In preparation for converting an RD StudySpecification to another
StudySpecification, this will strip the forcing variable entirely. It
is removed from the data (both @structure and @column_index),
as well as from the formula stored in @call.
Usage
.remove_forcing(spec)
Arguments
spec
A StudySpecification
Details
Note that the output StudySpecification will fail a validity check
(with validObject()) due to an RD StudySpecification requiring
a forcing variable, so change the @type immediately.
Value
The StudySpecification without any forcing variable
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(Internal) Removes the forcing column entirely from a
StudySpecification
Description
In preparation for converting an RD StudySpecification to another
StudySpecification, this will strip the forcing variable entirely. It
is removed from the data (both @structure and @column_index),
as well as from the formula stored in @call.
Usage
.remove_forcing(spec)
Arguments
spec |
A |
Details
Note that the output StudySpecification will fail a validity check
(with validObject()) due to an RD StudySpecification requiring
a forcing variable, so change the @type immediately.
Value
The StudySpecification without any forcing variable
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