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plot.causalWeights
Description
plot.causalWeights
Usage
## S3 method for class 'causalWeights'
plot(
  x,
  r_eff = NULL,
  penalty,
  p = 2,
  cost = NULL,
  debias = TRUE,
  online.cost = "auto",
  diameter = NULL,
  niter = 1000,
  tol = 1e-07,
  ...
)
Arguments
| x | A causalWeights object | 
| r_eff | The  | 
| penalty | The penalty of the optimal transport distance to use. If missing or NULL, the function will try to guess a suitable value depending if debias is TRUE or FALSE. | 
| p | 
 | 
| cost | Supply your own cost function. Should take arguments  | 
| debias | TRUE or FALSE. Should the debiased optimal transport distances be used. | 
| online.cost | How to calculate the distance matrix. One of "auto", "tensorized", or "online". | 
| diameter | The diameter of the metric space, if known. Default is NULL. | 
| niter | The maximum number of iterations for the Sinkhorn updates | 
| tol | The tolerance for convergence | 
| ... | Not used at this time | 
Details
The plot method first calls summary.causalWeights on the causalWeights object. Then plots the diagnostics from that summary object.
Value
The plot method returns an invisible object of class summary_causalWeights.