Closed FGrossmann closed 4 years ago
Good pick up! This has now been corrected by replacing "multivariate" with "combinatorial", for consistency with the terminology used throughout the rest of the package.
if(!extrapolation.type%in%c("both", "univariate", "combinatorial"))
stop("Unknown extrapolation type")
Function: compare_covariates
@param extrapolation.type Character string. Type of extrapolation to be assessed. Can be one of \code{univariate}, \code{combinatorial}, or \code{both} (default).
Shouldn't this read: "multivariate" rather than combinatorial, as per lines 71-72
if(!extrapolation.type%in%c("both", "univariate", "multivariate")) stop("Unknown extrapolation type")