write.paths

Writes the paths into a DAG drawing, using the symbols ('C', 'U', 'X', 'Y') used in the drawing, indicating directed arcs by '&lt;' and '&gt;', undirected ones by '-'. Since version 1.1.2, alt.symb allow usage of custom node symbols, though multi-character symbols will not be formatted well.
 Adjusted variables are under- and over-lined.
 If the paths have been evaluated using <code>eval.paths</code>, the status are also written.

Draw, manipulate, and evaluate directed
acyclic graphs and simulate corresponding data, as described in International Journal of Epidemiology 50(6):1772-1777.

Lutz Breitling

dagR

Directed Acyclic Graphs: Analysis and Data Simulation

write.paths function

<dl> <dt>dag</dt>
<dd>The DAG that has been drawn.</dd> <dt>px</dt>
<dd>An x coordinate to change the position of the path writing.</dd> <dt>py</dt>
<dd>A y coordinate to change the position of the path writing.</dd> <dt>alt.symb</dt>
<dd>Boolean indicating if alternative node symbols (dag$symbols) should be used.</dd></dl>

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Lutz P Breitling &lt;l.breitling@posteo.de&gt;

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Write the paths into a DAG drawing. — write.paths

<dl>

 <dt>dag</dt>
<dd>The DAG that has been drawn.</dd>

 <dt>px</dt>
<dd>An x coordinate to change the position of the path writing.</dd>

 <dt>py</dt>
<dd>A y coordinate to change the position of the path writing.</dd>

 <dt>alt.symb</dt>
<dd>Boolean indicating if alternative node symbols (dag$symbols) should be used.</dd>

</dl>

write.paths: Write the paths into a DAG drawing.

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