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A WFC 2.0 pipeline stores method and validation settings but does not
construct an unreviewed target at run time. It accepts an unchanged
wf_design_data and an unchanged
wf_verified_target.
spec <- wf_pipeline(
target = target,
stages = list(
calibrate = list(method = "raking", tol = 1e-8)
),
validate = list(max_deff = 6, max_margin_dev = 0.01)
)
weights <- wf_run(spec, design, dims)The explicit population mode receives a verified population target, not a raw population table:
population_spec <- wf_pipeline(
target = list(mode = "population"),
stages = list(calibrate = list(method = "raking"))
)
weights <- wf_run(
population_spec,
design,
dims,
population = target
)Reference mode works the same way with a target produced by
wf_import_reference() and supplied through
reference.
Runtime changes to ID or base-weight roles are blocked. A runtime
propensity stage cannot be inserted before verified calibration. Declare
design roles in wf_prepare_design() and review every
weighting method before execution.
The audit records pipeline, design, and target identities. Package release approval does not authorize the specific analysis represented by that audit.
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.