Closed rer98 closed 4 years ago
In the R documentation for dconnected and dseparated methods, the following examples are listed at the end:
"dconnected( "dag{x->m->y}", "x", "y", c() ) # TRUE dconnected( "dag{x->m->y}", "x", "y", c("m") ) # FALSE dseparated( "dag{x->m->y}", "x", "y", c() ) # TRUE dseparated( "dag{x->m->y}", "x", "y", c("m") ) # FALSE"
The comments for the last two (dseparated) lines should be the other way around, as in :
"dseparated( "dag{x->m->y}", "x", "y", c() ) # FALSE dseparated( "dag{x->m->y}", "x", "y", c("m") ) # TRUE"
Thanks! Fixed in the latest commit.
In the R documentation for dconnected and dseparated methods, the following examples are listed at the end:
"dconnected( "dag{x->m->y}", "x", "y", c() ) # TRUE dconnected( "dag{x->m->y}", "x", "y", c("m") ) # FALSE dseparated( "dag{x->m->y}", "x", "y", c() ) # TRUE dseparated( "dag{x->m->y}", "x", "y", c("m") ) # FALSE"
The comments for the last two (dseparated) lines should be the other way around, as in :
"dseparated( "dag{x->m->y}", "x", "y", c() ) # FALSE dseparated( "dag{x->m->y}", "x", "y", c("m") ) # TRUE"