| .remstats_durem_dispatch | R Documentation |
remify_durem objectsCalled by remstats when reh inherits from
"remify_durem". Each formula is inspected term-by-term:
.remstats_durem_dispatch(
reh,
start_effects = NULL,
end_effects = NULL,
psi_start = 1,
psi_end = 1,
attr_actors = NULL,
attr_dyads = NULL,
memory = c("full", "window", "decay", "interval"),
memory_value = NA,
start = 2,
stop = Inf,
display_progress = FALSE
)
reh |
A |
start_effects |
Formula for start-model statistics. |
end_effects |
Formula for end-model statistics. |
psi_start |
Duration exponent for start-model history weighting
(forwarded to |
psi_end |
Duration exponent for end-model history weighting. |
attr_actors |
Actor-level attribute data frame (forwarded to
|
attr_dyads |
Dyad-level attribute data frame (forwarded to
|
memory |
Memory type forwarded to |
memory_value |
Memory value forwarded to |
start |
First time-point index. |
stop |
Last time-point index. |
display_progress |
Logical. |
Pure active-state formulas (only activeTie(),
activeOutdegreeSender(), etc.) are forwarded to
duremstats.
Pure history-weighted formulas (only inertia(),
reciprocity(), etc.) are forwarded to .remstats_durem,
which calls tomstats with optional psi-weighting.
Mixed formulas are split automatically: active-state terms
go to duremstats and history-weighted terms go to
.remstats_durem; the two resulting arrays are combined along the
statistics dimension before being returned.
A remstats_durem object.
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