Parse graphical model formula
Parse graphical model formula to internal representation
parse_gm_formula( formula, varnames = NULL, marginal = NULL, interactions = NULL )
formula |
A right hand sided formula or a list. |
varnames |
Specification of the variables. |
marginal |
Possible specification of marginal (a set of variables); useful in connection with model specification shortcuts. |
interactions |
The maximum order of interactions allowed; useful in connection with model specification shortcuts. |
vn <- c("me", "ve", "al", "an", "st")
form1 <- ~me:ve:al + ve:al + an
form2 <- ~me:ve:al + ve:al + s
form3 <- ~me:ve:al + ve:al + anaba
parse_gm_formula(form1, varnames=vn)
parse_gm_formula(form2, varnames=vn)
## parse_gm_formula(form3, varnames=vn)
parse_gm_formula(form1)
parse_gm_formula(form2)
parse_gm_formula(form3)
## parse_gm_formula(~.^1)
## parse_gm_formula(~.^.)
parse_gm_formula(~.^1, varnames=vn)
parse_gm_formula(~.^., varnames=vn)
parse_gm_formula(~.^., varnames=vn, interactions=3)
vn2 <- vn[1:3]
## parse_gm_formula(form1, varnames=vn, marginal=vn2)
## parse_gm_formula(form2, varnames=vn, marginal=vn2)
## parse_gm_formula(form3, varnames=vn, marginal=vn2)
parse_gm_formula(~.^1, varnames=vn, marginal=vn2)
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