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Following from the thought in #594, it might be useful to allow a spatial condition to define the target richness of each group in a structured randomisation. That way one could set a target to be the richness of a circular radius around each location, for example.
This is distinct from setting a target richness for a neighbourhood, as adjusting and tracking richness scores for overlapping neighbourhoods would be very complex to support (need to track effect of allocation to a group on all groups for which it is a neighbour). Non-overlapping neighbourhoods might be more feasible, though.
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Following from the thought in #594, it might be useful to allow a spatial condition to define the target richness of each group in a structured randomisation. That way one could set a target to be the richness of a circular radius around each location, for example.
This is distinct from setting a target richness for a neighbourhood, as adjusting and tracking richness scores for overlapping neighbourhoods would be very complex to support (need to track effect of allocation to a group on all groups for which it is a neighbour). Non-overlapping neighbourhoods might be more feasible, though.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: