primary_model_data: Metainformation of primary growth models
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primary_model_data R Documentation
Metainformation of primary growth models
Description
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Provides different types of meta-data about the primary growth models included
in biogrowth. This information is the basis of the automatic checks, and can also
help in the definition of models for predict_growth() and fit_growth().
Usage
primary_model_data(model_name = NULL)
Arguments
model_name
The name of the model or NULL (default).
Value
If model_name is NULL, returns a character string with the available models.
If is a valid identifier, it returns a list with metainformation about the model.
If model_name name is not a valid identifier, raises an error.
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| primary_model_data | R Documentation |
Metainformation of primary growth models
Description
Provides different types of meta-data about the primary growth models included
in biogrowth. This information is the basis of the automatic checks, and can also
help in the definition of models for predict_growth() and fit_growth().
Usage
primary_model_data(model_name = NULL)
Arguments
model_name |
The name of the model or |
Value
If model_name is NULL, returns a character string with the available models.
If is a valid identifier, it returns a list with metainformation about the model.
If model_name name is not a valid identifier, raises an error.
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