gt_cascade: Calculated declarations from an Information Cascade
In macartan/hop: Generates plots for various games used in **Political Games**
Description
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View source: R/gt_declarations.R
Description
A cascade can also form, for example, if the first two decisions differ and the next two match. In all cases, it takes an imbalance of two de- cisions in one direction to overpower the informational content of subsequent individual signals. PosteriorFunction to figure if you should say Yes or no given a string with n relevant Yeses and m relevant no's
Usage
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gt_cascade(x, signals = x)
Arguments
Signals
Vector with signals received
Examples
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gt_cascade(c(1,0,1,1,0))
gt_cascade(c(0,0,1,1,0))
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
View source: R/gt_declarations.R
Description
A cascade can also form, for example, if the first two decisions differ and the next two match. In all cases, it takes an imbalance of two de- cisions in one direction to overpower the informational content of subsequent individual signals. PosteriorFunction to figure if you should say Yes or no given a string with n relevant Yeses and m relevant no's
Usage
1 | gt_cascade(x, signals = x)
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Arguments
Signals |
Vector with signals received |
Examples
1 2 | gt_cascade(c(1,0,1,1,0))
gt_cascade(c(0,0,1,1,0))
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