Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
View source: R/e2e_extract_start.R
The function saves the state of the model at the end of a run (using the e2e_run() function) for use as initial conditions in future runs. This enables, for example, the model to be run for a long time to attain a stationary state, and then restarted in that state.
1 | e2e_extract_start(model, results, csv.output = TRUE)
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model |
R-list object defining the model configuration compiled by the e2e_read() function. |
results |
R-list object generated by the e2e_run() function. |
csv.output |
Logical. If TRUE then enable writing of csv output files (default=FALSE). |
Initial conditions for a model run are held in the /Param folder of the Model/Variant path specified in the e2e_read() function call used to define a run. By default, the function attampts to write the model end-state file back to this /Param folder. However, the package folders are read-only so if e2e_read() has been specified to load an internally provided Model/Variant then the output will revert to the currently specified results folder instead. To fix this, copy the required package model to a user workspace using the e2e_copy() function and re-run.
The new initial conditions file will have a name initial_values-*.csv, where * is the model.ident text identifier specified in e2e_read() To source the new initial conditions in a subsequent model run, edit the MODEL_SETUP.csv file in the required /Models/Variant folder
Table of state variable values from the end of a run formatted as required for input to a new model run as initial conditions. By selecting csv.output=TRUE these data are also returned as a csv file to the Param folder of the current model, unless this is one of the North Sea model versions within the package.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 | # Example which generates an initial values object from an internal North Sea model but
# does not attempt to save it back to the Parameters folder of the model setup. Just
# run for 1 year in this example:
model <- e2e_read("North_Sea", "2003-2013")
results <- e2e_run(model, nyears=1)
new_initial <- e2e_extract_start(model,results,csv.output=FALSE)
new_initial
# Dummy example to illustrate the process of saving initial values
# data back into the model Param folder:
# Assumes that the model setup is held in models.path="Folder/Models". Replace this
# with your own relative path to your user library of models:
# model <- e2e_read("Modelname","Variantname",models.path="Folder/Models",model.ident="new")
# results <- e2e_run(model, nyears=30)
# new_initial <- e2e_extract_start(model,results,csv.output=TRUE)
# The new initial values file will be written back into Folder/Models/Param with
# the identitifer "new"
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