| sim_path | R Documentation | 
Simulate the path of a time-inhomogeneous (semi-)Markov process until a maximal time
sim_path(i, rates, dists, t = 0, u = 0, tn = Inf, abs = numeric(0), bs = NA)
| i | The initial state, integer. | 
| rates | The total transition rates out of states, a function with arguments state (integer), time (numeric), and duration (numeric) returning a rate (numeric). | 
| dists | The distribution of marks, a function with arguments state (integer), time (numeric), and duration (numeric) returning a probability vector. | 
| t | The initial time, numeric. | 
| u | The initial duration (since the last transition), numeric. By default equal to zero | 
| tn | The maximal time, numeric. By default equal to inifinity | 
| abs | Vector indicating which states are absorbing. By default the last state is absorbing. | 
| bs | Vector of upper bounds on the total transition rates. By default the bounds are determined using optimize, which might only identify a local maximum. | 
A list concerning jump times and states, with the first time being the initial time t and state and the last time being tn (if not absorbed)
jump_rate <- function(i, t, u){if(i == 1){3*t} else if(i == 2){5*t} else{0}}
mark_dist <- function(i, s, v){if(i == 1){c(0, 1/3, 2/3)} else if(i == 2){c(1/5, 0, 4/5)} else{0}}
sim <- sim_path(sample(1:2, 1), t = 0, tn = 2, rates = jump_rate, dists = mark_dist)
sim
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