A WFC 2.0 pipeline stores method and validation settings but does not
construct an unreviewed target at run time. It accepts an unchanged
wf_design_data and an unchanged
wf_verified_target.
spec <- wf_pipeline(
target = target,
stages = list(
calibrate = list(method = "raking", tol = 1e-8)
),
validate = list(max_deff = 6, max_margin_dev = 0.01)
)
weights <- wf_run(spec, design, dims)The explicit population mode receives a verified population target, not a raw population table:
population_spec <- wf_pipeline(
target = list(mode = "population"),
stages = list(calibrate = list(method = "raking"))
)
weights <- wf_run(
population_spec,
design,
dims,
population = target
)Reference mode works the same way with a target produced by
wf_import_reference() and supplied through
reference.
Runtime changes to ID or base-weight roles are blocked. A runtime
propensity stage cannot be inserted before verified calibration. Declare
design roles in wf_prepare_design() and review every
weighting method before execution.
The audit records pipeline, design, and target identities. Package release approval does not authorize the specific analysis represented by that audit.