Maintainer: ‘Christian Fong <christianfong@stanford.edu>’

No Authors@R field in DESCRIPTION.
Please add one, modifying
  Authors@R: person(given = "Christian",
                    family = "Fong",
                    role = c("aut", "cre"),
                    email = "christianfong@stanford.edu")
as necessary.
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    16 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variatioanl approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
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    26 | It is recommended to use link{sibp_param_search} instead of this function to search over multiple configurations of the most important parameters.  So long as only the training data is used, the analyst can freely experimient with as many parameter configurations as he likes without corrupting his causal inferences.  Once a parameter configuration is chosen, the user can then use \link{sibp_amce} on the test set to estimate the average marginal component effect (AMCE) for each treatment.}
       |                              ^
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    28 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variational approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    19 |   \item{sibp.amce}{The table returned by code{sibp_amce}.}
       |                                              ^
Maintainer: ‘Christian Fong <christianfong@stanford.edu>’

No Authors@R field in DESCRIPTION.
Please add one, modifying
  Authors@R: person(given = "Christian",
                    family = "Fong",
                    role = c("aut", "cre"),
                    email = "christianfong@stanford.edu")
as necessary.
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    16 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variatioanl approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    26 | It is recommended to use link{sibp_param_search} instead of this function to search over multiple configurations of the most important parameters.  So long as only the training data is used, the analyst can freely experimient with as many parameter configurations as he likes without corrupting his causal inferences.  Once a parameter configuration is chosen, the user can then use \link{sibp_amce} on the test set to estimate the average marginal component effect (AMCE) for each treatment.}
       |                              ^
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    28 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variational approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    19 |   \item{sibp.amce}{The table returned by code{sibp_amce}.}
       |                                              ^
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    16 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variatioanl approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    26 | It is recommended to use link{sibp_param_search} instead of this function to search over multiple configurations of the most important parameters.  So long as only the training data is used, the analyst can freely experimient with as many parameter configurations as he likes without corrupting his causal inferences.  Once a parameter configuration is chosen, the user can then use \link{sibp_amce} on the test set to estimate the average marginal component effect (AMCE) for each treatment.}
       |                              ^
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    28 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variational approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    19 |   \item{sibp.amce}{The table returned by code{sibp_amce}.}
       |                                              ^
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    16 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variatioanl approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    26 | It is recommended to use link{sibp_param_search} instead of this function to search over multiple configurations of the most important parameters.  So long as only the training data is used, the analyst can freely experimient with as many parameter configurations as he likes without corrupting his causal inferences.  Once a parameter configuration is chosen, the user can then use \link{sibp_amce} on the test set to estimate the average marginal component effect (AMCE) for each treatment.}
       |                              ^
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    28 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variational approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    19 |   \item{sibp.amce}{The table returned by code{sibp_amce}.}
       |                                              ^
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    16 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variatioanl approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    26 | It is recommended to use link{sibp_param_search} instead of this function to search over multiple configurations of the most important parameters.  So long as only the training data is used, the analyst can freely experimient with as many parameter configurations as he likes without corrupting his causal inferences.  Once a parameter configuration is chosen, the user can then use \link{sibp_amce} on the test set to estimate the average marginal component effect (AMCE) for each treatment.}
       |                              ^
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    28 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variational approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    19 |   \item{sibp.amce}{The table returned by code{sibp_amce}.}
       |                                              ^
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    16 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variatioanl approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    26 | It is recommended to use link{sibp_param_search} instead of this function to search over multiple configurations of the most important parameters.  So long as only the training data is used, the analyst can freely experimient with as many parameter configurations as he likes without corrupting his causal inferences.  Once a parameter configuration is chosen, the user can then use \link{sibp_amce} on the test set to estimate the average marginal component effect (AMCE) for each treatment.}
       |                              ^
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    28 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variational approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    19 |   \item{sibp.amce}{The table returned by code{sibp_amce}.}
       |                                              ^
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    16 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variatioanl approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    26 | It is recommended to use link{sibp_param_search} instead of this function to search over multiple configurations of the most important parameters.  So long as only the training data is used, the analyst can freely experimient with as many parameter configurations as he likes without corrupting his causal inferences.  Once a parameter configuration is chosen, the user can then use \link{sibp_amce} on the test set to estimate the average marginal component effect (AMCE) for each treatment.}
       |                              ^
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    28 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variational approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    19 |   \item{sibp.amce}{The table returned by code{sibp_amce}.}
       |                                              ^
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    16 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variatioanl approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    26 | It is recommended to use link{sibp_param_search} instead of this function to search over multiple configurations of the most important parameters.  So long as only the training data is used, the analyst can freely experimient with as many parameter configurations as he likes without corrupting his causal inferences.  Once a parameter configuration is chosen, the user can then use \link{sibp_amce} on the test set to estimate the average marginal component effect (AMCE) for each treatment.}
       |                              ^
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    28 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variational approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    19 |   \item{sibp.amce}{The table returned by code{sibp_amce}.}
       |                                              ^
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    16 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variatioanl approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    26 | It is recommended to use link{sibp_param_search} instead of this function to search over multiple configurations of the most important parameters.  So long as only the training data is used, the analyst can freely experimient with as many parameter configurations as he likes without corrupting his causal inferences.  Once a parameter configuration is chosen, the user can then use \link{sibp_amce} on the test set to estimate the average marginal component effect (AMCE) for each treatment.}
       |                              ^
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    28 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variational approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    19 |   \item{sibp.amce}{The table returned by code{sibp_amce}.}
       |                                              ^
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    16 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variatioanl approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
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    26 | It is recommended to use link{sibp_param_search} instead of this function to search over multiple configurations of the most important parameters.  So long as only the training data is used, the analyst can freely experimient with as many parameter configurations as he likes without corrupting his causal inferences.  Once a parameter configuration is chosen, the user can then use \link{sibp_amce} on the test set to estimate the average marginal component effect (AMCE) for each treatment.}
       |                              ^
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    28 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variational approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    19 |   \item{sibp.amce}{The table returned by code{sibp_amce}.}
       |                                              ^
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    16 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variatioanl approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    26 | It is recommended to use link{sibp_param_search} instead of this function to search over multiple configurations of the most important parameters.  So long as only the training data is used, the analyst can freely experimient with as many parameter configurations as he likes without corrupting his causal inferences.  Once a parameter configuration is chosen, the user can then use \link{sibp_amce} on the test set to estimate the average marginal component effect (AMCE) for each treatment.}
       |                              ^
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    28 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variational approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    19 |   \item{sibp.amce}{The table returned by code{sibp_amce}.}
       |                                              ^
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    16 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variatioanl approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    26 | It is recommended to use link{sibp_param_search} instead of this function to search over multiple configurations of the most important parameters.  So long as only the training data is used, the analyst can freely experimient with as many parameter configurations as he likes without corrupting his causal inferences.  Once a parameter configuration is chosen, the user can then use \link{sibp_amce} on the test set to estimate the average marginal component effect (AMCE) for each treatment.}
       |                              ^
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    28 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variational approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    19 |   \item{sibp.amce}{The table returned by code{sibp_amce}.}
       |                                              ^
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    16 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variatioanl approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    26 | It is recommended to use link{sibp_param_search} instead of this function to search over multiple configurations of the most important parameters.  So long as only the training data is used, the analyst can freely experimient with as many parameter configurations as he likes without corrupting his causal inferences.  Once a parameter configuration is chosen, the user can then use \link{sibp_amce} on the test set to estimate the average marginal component effect (AMCE) for each treatment.}
       |                              ^
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    28 |   \item{nu}{Informally, the probability that the row document has the column treatment.  Formally, the parameter for the variational approximation of z_{i,k}, which is a Bernoulli distribution.}
       |                                                                                                                                                         ^
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    19 |   \item{sibp.amce}{The table returned by code{sibp_amce}.}
       |                                              ^