Check if two caugi objects have the same nodes.
Usage
same_nodes(cg1, cg2, throw_error = FALSE)
Arguments
- cg1
A caugi object.
- cg2
A caugi object.
- throw_error
Logical; if TRUE, throws an error if the graphs do not
have the same nodes.
Value
A logical indicating if the two graphs have the same nodes.
See also
Other queries:
ancestors(),
children(),
descendants(),
districts(),
edge_types(),
edges(),
exogenous(),
is_acyclic(),
is_admg(),
is_caugi(),
is_cpdag(),
is_dag(),
is_empty_caugi(),
is_pdag(),
is_ug(),
m_separated(),
markov_blanket(),
neighbors(),
nodes(),
parents(),
spouses(),
subgraph()
Examples
cg1 <- caugi(
A %-->% B,
class = "DAG"
)
cg2 <- caugi(
A %-->% B + C,
class = "DAG"
)
same_nodes(cg1, cg2) # FALSE
#> [1] FALSE
