Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
genAlts Generates a set of alternatives or a single status quo.
Generates one or more one or two dimensional alternatives from one of given set of distributions, from calibrated data, or from a user provided distribution.
it is a wrapper for genPoints
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numberOfDimensionsGenAlts |
The number of policy dimensions. |
numberOfAltsGenAlts |
Number of points to generate. |
distributionTypeGenAlts |
A string identifying the base R discribution to draw the ideal points from. Uses the base R random number generation family of commands rxxxx (see ?distributions). The user should specify the distribution as a string using the standard R abreviation for the distribution (see ?distributions for a list). Currently supported are: "norm", "unif", "binom", "cauchy", "chisq", "weibull" |
distributionParametersGenAlts |
A vector that contains the additional parameters needed by the particular rxxxx function for a distribtuion. (see ?rxxxx where xxxx is a function listed under ?distribution). Example for a Normal(0,1), use: c(0,1). |
dimOneBoundsGenAlts |
A vector that contains the starting and ending poitns of t he first dimension. Example: c(0,1). Defaults to c(-Inf, Inf) if no boundary is provided. |
dimTwoBoundsGenAlts |
A vector that contains the starting and ending poitns of t he first dimension. Example: c(0,1). Defaults to c(-Inf, Inf) if no boundary is provided. |
outIdeals An ideal point matrix that is numVoters x numDimensions
1 2 3 4 | genAlts(numberOfDimensionsGenAlts=2, numberOfAltsGenAlts=10, distributionTypeGenAlts ="norm", distributionParametersGenAlts = c(0,1), dimOneBoundsGenAlts = c(-Inf,0), dimTwoBoundsGenAlts = c(0,Inf))
genAlts(numberOfDimensionsGenAlts=1, numberOfAltsGenAlts=100, distributionTypeGenAlts ="unif", distributionParametersGenAlts = c(0,10))
genAlts(numberOfDimensionsGenAlts=1, numberOfAltsGenAlts=100, distributionTypeGenAlts ="unif", distributionParametersGenAlts = c(-1,1))
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