addDetails: Depending on the chosen mortality law, additional details...
In MortalityLaws: Parametric Mortality Models, Life Tables and HMD
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Depending on the chosen mortality law, additional details need to be
specified in order to be able to fit the models taking into account it's
particularities.
Description
Depending on the chosen mortality law, additional details need to be
specified in order to be able to fit the models taking into account it's
particularities.
Usage
addDetails(law, custom.law = NULL, parS = NULL)
Arguments
law
The name of the mortality law/model to be used. e.g.
gompertz, makeham, ... To investigate all the possible options,
see availableLaws function.
custom.law
Allows you to fit a model that is not defined
in the package. Accepts as input a function.
parS
Starting parameters used in the optimization process (optional).
Value
A list of model specifications
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Depending on the chosen mortality law, additional details need to be specified in order to be able to fit the models taking into account it's particularities.
Description
Depending on the chosen mortality law, additional details need to be specified in order to be able to fit the models taking into account it's particularities.
Usage
addDetails(law, custom.law = NULL, parS = NULL)
Arguments
law |
The name of the mortality law/model to be used. e.g.
|
custom.law |
Allows you to fit a model that is not defined in the package. Accepts as input a function. |
parS |
Starting parameters used in the optimization process (optional). |
Value
A list of model specifications
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