combineCTMC: Combine several CTMCs into one CTMC
In DOBAD: Analysis of Discretely Observed Linear Birth-and-Death(-and-Immigration) Markov Chains
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Description
Pastes together several CTMCs into one. It doesn't check that the
rules of the CTMCs are held to.
Usage
1
combineCTMC(sims)
Arguments
sims
a list each of whose element is a CTMC; so sims[[i]] is a CTMC. sims[[i]]
can be of class "CTMC" or a list.
Details
Note that each CTMC should include "0" as its first time. And the
last state of sims[[i]] and the first state of sims[[i+1]] should
"match" in that the user should check they follow the rules of
whatever the generating process is for the CTMC.
Value
Returns a list (not a CTMC object!) with states, times, and T.
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
Pastes together several CTMCs into one. It doesn't check that the rules of the CTMCs are held to.
Usage
1 | combineCTMC(sims)
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Arguments
sims |
a list each of whose element is a CTMC; so sims[[i]] is a CTMC. sims[[i]] can be of class "CTMC" or a list. |
Details
Note that each CTMC should include "0" as its first time. And the last state of sims[[i]] and the first state of sims[[i+1]] should "match" in that the user should check they follow the rules of whatever the generating process is for the CTMC.
Value
Returns a list (not a CTMC object!) with states, times, and T.
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