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See 'https://www.r-project.org/nosvn/R.check/r-devel-linux-x86_64-debian-clang/BLSM-00install.html' for details.
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    51 | \item \code{Alpha }{\eqn{\alpha} values from the sampled iterations}
       |                    ^
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    52 | \item \code{Likelihood }{Log-likelihood values from the sampled iterations}
       |                         ^
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    53 | \item \code{Iterations }{Latent space coordinates from the sampled iterations. Latent positions are stored in a
       |                         ^
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    58 | \item \code{StartingPositions }{Latent space coordinates right after the initialization step. In the non-Procrustean framework starting distances are given instead.}
       |                                ^
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    59 | \item \code{Matrix }{Original matrices of the network (adjacency and BLSM weights)}
       |                     ^
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    60 | \item \code{Parameters }{List of parameters specified during the call to \link[BLSM]{estimate_latent_positions}}
       |                         ^
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     9 | \item \code{Alpha }{\eqn{\alpha} values from the sampled iterations}
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    10 | \item \code{Likelihood }{Log-likelihood values from the sampled iterations}
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    11 | \item \code{Iterations }{Latent space coordinates from the sampled iterations. Latent positions are stored in a
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    16 | \item \code{StartingPositions }{Latent space coordinates right after the initialization step. In the non-Procrustean framework starting distances are given instead.}
       |                                ^
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    17 | \item \code{Matrix }{Original matrices of the network (adjacency and BLSM weights)}
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    18 | \item \code{Parameters }{List of parameters specified during the call to \link[BLSM]{estimate_latent_positions}}
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