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% Please edit documentation in R/poststrat-plan.R
\name{wf_plan_poststrat}
\alias{wf_plan_poststrat}
\title{Plan post-stratification cell resolution}
\usage{
wf_plan_poststrat(
  sample,
  target,
  min_cell,
  ladder,
  granularity = c("adaptive", "province"),
  empty_cell = c("redistribute", "flag", "error"),
  id = NULL
)
}
\arguments{
\item{sample}{Sample data frame.}

\item{target}{A \code{wf_target} object built with \code{keep_joint = TRUE}.}

\item{min_cell}{Minimum sample count per resolved cell.}

\item{ladder}{A \code{wf_collapse_ladder} object.}

\item{granularity}{Resolution strategy, either \code{"adaptive"} or \code{"province"}.}

\item{empty_cell}{Empty-cell policy, one of \code{"redistribute"}, \code{"flag"}, or
\code{"error"}.}

\item{id}{Reserved for future plan-level row diagnostics.}
}
\value{
A \code{wf_poststrat_plan} object.
}
\description{
Resolves each population joint cell to the finest supported collapse-ladder
level without computing weights. Review this plan before running
\code{wf_poststrat()}.
}
