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Which parameter is mandatory to specify the input data?

The 'table' parameter is required to specify the settings for the input table.

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How can I control which nodes are included in the scored output table when using the annCode action?

You can use the 'listNode' parameter. It accepts values like 'ALL', 'HIDDEN', 'INPUT', or 'OUTPUT' to specify which types of nodes should be included in the scored output table. The default is 'HIDDEN', which is useful for autoencoding applications.

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What is the purpose of the 'outNodes' and 'outLinks' output tables?

The 'outNodes' table contains the graph node information along with any calculated metrics on the nodes, such as their assigned community ID. The 'outLinks' table contains the graph link information, also supplemented with any calculated metrics on the links.

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How are nominal variables specified in genmod Action?

Nominal variables for analysis are specified using the nominals parameter, which accepts a list of casinvardesc structures. Each structure defines attributes like format, formattedLength, label, name (required), nfd, and nfl for a variable.

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When fitting a t-copula, how can I provide an initial correlation matrix?

For fitting a t-copula, you can provide a Pearson correlation matrix using the `corrtable` parameter or a Kendall's tau correlation matrix using the `KendallCorrtable` parameter. You can also specify an initial value for the degrees of freedom using the `df` parameter.

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