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pcalg (version 2.0-3)

rmvnorm.ivent: Simulate from a Gaussian Causal Model

Description

Produces one or more samples from the observational or an interventional distribution associated to a Gaussian causal model.

Usage

rmvnorm.ivent(n, object, target = integer(0), target.value = numeric(0))

Arguments

n
Number of samples required.
object
An instance of GaussParDAG
target
Intervention target: vector of intervened nodes. If the vector is empty, samples from the observational distribution are generated. Otherwise, samples from an interventional distribution are simulated.
target.value
Values of the intervened variables. If target.value is a vector of the same length as target, the indicated intervention levels are used for all n samples. If target.value is a matrix of d

Value

  • If n = 1 a vector of length p is returned, where p denotes the number of nodes of object. Otherwise an n by p matrix is returned with one sample per row.

encoding

UTF-8

concept

Gaussian causal model

Examples

Run this code
set.seed(307)
myDAG <- r.gauss.pardag(5, 0.5)
var(rmvnorm.ivent(n = 1000, myDAG))
myDAG$cov.mat()
var(rmvnorm.ivent(n = 1000, myDAG, target = 1, target.value = 1))
myDAG$cov.mat(target = 1, ivent.var = 0)

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