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Note that a call to shakeWAR with n resamples results in getRAA being called 2n+2 times.
owar <- shakeWAR(MayProcessed, N = 1)
...Tabulating RAA per player...
...Tabulating RAA per player...
...Tabulating RAA per player...
...Tabulating RAA per player...
The 2n is because each call to getWAR calls getRAA twice: once for the replacement-level players and once for all of the players. [Is this necessary?]
If the replacement data and the current year data are different, I think
you will have to call getRAA twice. If the current data is used for both
calculation and carbonising of replacement it should only call it once.
On Jun 17, 2015 1:52 PM, "Ben Baumer" [email protected] wrote:
Note that a call to shakeWAR with n resamples results in getRAA being
called 2n+2 times.
owar <- shakeWAR(MayProcessed, N = 1)
...Tabulating RAA per player...
...Tabulating RAA per player...
...Tabulating RAA per player...
...Tabulating RAA per player...
The 2n is because each call to getWAR calls getRAA twice: once for the
replacement-level players and once for all of the players. [Is this
necessary?]
Where do the extra 2 calls to getRAA come from?
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