ebhistorical: ebhistorical Generic
In EpiBayes: Implements Hierarchical Bayesian Models for Epidemiological Applications
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Description
This function is used as a generic for the ebhistorical object class. This class is
used to store output from the historical function EpiBayesHistorical.
Usage
1
ebhistorical(x)
Arguments
x
An object.
Details
The EpiBayes_s and EpiBayes_ns functions return objects of the
class eb, for which this is the generic. This class of objects is used to
store the output of the EpiBayes models and to reference the print,
summary, and plot methods for these output objects.
See Also
Other classes' generics used within this package include eb for
output objects of the EpiBayes_s and EpiBayes_ns
functions and ebsamplesize for output objects of the
EpiBayesSampleSize function.
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Description Usage Arguments Details See Also
Description
This function is used as a generic for the ebhistorical object class. This class is
used to store output from the historical function EpiBayesHistorical.
Usage
1 | ebhistorical(x)
|
Arguments
x |
An object. |
Details
The EpiBayes_s and EpiBayes_ns functions return objects of the
class eb, for which this is the generic. This class of objects is used to
store the output of the EpiBayes models and to reference the print,
summary, and plot methods for these output objects.
See Also
Other classes' generics used within this package include eb for
output objects of the EpiBayes_s and EpiBayes_ns
functions and ebsamplesize for output objects of the
EpiBayesSampleSize function.
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