PCMParamType | R Documentation |
The parameter types are divided in the following categories:
These are the "ScalarParameter", "VectorParameter" and "MatrixParameter" classes. Each model parameter must have a main type.
These are the "_Global" and "_Omitted" classes. Every parameter can be global for all regimes or local for a single regime. If not specified, local scope is assumed. In some special cases a parameter (e.g. Sigmae can be omitted from a model. This is done by adding "_Omitted" to its class attribute.
These are the "_Fixed", "_Ones", "_Identity" and "_Zeros" classes.
These are the "_Transformable", "_CholeskyFactor" and "_Schur" classes.
These are the "_NonNegative", "_WithNonNegativeDiagonal", "_LowerTriangular", "_AllEqual", "_ScalarDiagonal", "_Symmetric", "_UpperTriangular", "_LowerTriangularWithDiagonal" and "_UpperTriangularWithDiagonal" classes.
is.Local(o)
is.Global(o)
is.ScalarParameter(o)
is.VectorParameter(o)
is.MatrixParameter(o)
is.WithCustomVecParams(o)
is.Fixed(o)
is.Zeros(o)
is.Ones(o)
is.Identity(o)
is.AllEqual(o)
is.NonNegative(o)
is.Diagonal(o)
is.ScalarDiagonal(o)
is.Symmetric(o)
is.UpperTriangular(o)
is.UpperTriangularWithDiagonal(o)
is.WithNonNegativeDiagonal(o)
is.LowerTriangular(o)
is.LowerTriangularWithDiagonal(o)
is.Omitted(o)
is.CholeskyFactor(o)
is.Schur(o)
is.Transformable(o)
is.Transformed(o)
is.SemiPositiveDefinite(o)
o |
an object, i.e. a PCM or a parameter object. |
logical indicating if the object passed is from the type appearing in the function-name.
is.Local
:
is.Global
:
is.ScalarParameter
:
is.VectorParameter
:
is.MatrixParameter
:
is.WithCustomVecParams
:
is.Fixed
:
is.Zeros
:
is.Ones
:
is.Identity
:
is.AllEqual
:
is.NonNegative
:
is.Diagonal
:
is.ScalarDiagonal
:
is.Symmetric
:
is.UpperTriangular
:
is.UpperTriangularWithDiagonal
:
is.WithNonNegativeDiagonal
:
is.LowerTriangular
:
is.LowerTriangularWithDiagonal
:
is.Omitted
:
is.CholeskyFactor
:
is.Schur
:
is.Transformable
:
is.Transformed
:
is.SemiPositiveDefinite
:
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