Allow for selecting subject(s) by position after randomization #352
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@richford what do you think of this? I don't want to overcomplicate the function so I can put this elsewhere if you like. |
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This will be useful with cloudknot. For example, imagine I want to use cloudknout to process 3 random subjects. Each process can use the same random seed, but be told to use either the first, second, or third subject out of the randomized list of subjects generated from the same seed.