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• checking Rd files ... NOTE checkRd: (-1) swDsn.Rd:28: Lost braces     28 | numeric (scalar or vector): Relative treatment effect upon crossing over from control. Note that this is not the treatment effect (the treatment effect is specified in the call to other functions such as \code{swPwr} or \code{swSim})! If \code{tx.effect.frac} is set to a scalar with value of 1, the standard SW CRT treatment effect will be presumed. If code{tx.effect.frac} is set to a scalar with a fractional value between 0 and 1, then only the first time point upon crossing over from control will have fractional relative treatment effect; the remaining exposure times will have a relative treatment effect of 1. If a vector of fractional treatment effect is specified, each element of the vector corresponds to the (fractional) treatment effect upon crossing over from control; if the length of the vector is less than total number of exposure times, the remaining time points will have a relative treatment effect value of 1; if the length of the vector is greater than total number of time points after crossing over, not all elements of \code{tx.effect.frac} will be used. The default value is (scalar) 1.        | ^
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