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The get.node.attr
function returns the vector of nodal covariates for
the given network and specified attribute if the attribute exists -
execution will halt if the attribute is not correctly given as a single
string or is not found in the vertex attribute list; optionally
get.node.attr
will also check that return vector is numeric, halting
execution if not. The purpose is to validate assumptions before passing
attribute data into an ergm term.
get.node.attr(nw, attrname, functionname = NULL, numeric = FALSE)
a network
object
the name of a nodal attribute, as a character string
the name of the calling function a character string; this is only used for the warning messages that accompany a halt
logical, whether to halt execution if the return vector is not numeric; default=FALSE
returns the vector of 'attrname' covariates for the vertices in the network
get.vertex.attribute
for a version without
the checking functionality
# NOT RUN {
data(faux.mesa.high)
get.node.attr(faux.mesa.high,'Grade')
# }
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