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DAG: Stata module to provide utilities for directed acyclic graphs

Chunsen Wu

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Combining command ancestor and command child can simulate a dataset comprising all variables for a given DAG (directed acyclic graph). ancestor is a command for creating ancestor variables defined as variables that do not have any parents variables for a given DAG. child is a command for creating a child variable of parents variables for a given DAG.

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Combining command ancestor and command child can simulate a dataset comprising all variables for a given DAG (directed acyclic graph). ancestor is a command for creating ancestor variables defined as variables that do not have any parents variables for a given DAG. child is a command for creating a child variable of parents variables for a given DAG.

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Combining command ancestor and command child can simulate a dataset comprising all variables for a given DAG (directed acyclic graph). ancestor is a command for creating ancestor variables defined as variables that do not have any parents variables for a given DAG. child is a command for creating a child variable of parents variables for a given DAG.

Key concepts: Directed acyclic graph, Ancestor, Directed graph, Variable (mathematics), Computer science, Graph, Theoretical computer science, Mathematics

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