bRTM: Generates an invertable model for backward implementation of...
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Description
Generates an invertable model for backward implementation
of Radiative Transfer Models
Usage
1
2
Arguments
fm
A formula specifying which rtm to run
data
ignored as of yet
pars
a list of _named_ parameter vectors for all models.
The parameter list for a model call as rho ~ prospect + foursail
therefore contains two named vectors the first with parameters for
prospect and the second with parameters for foursail
if left empty default parameters are generated
fixed
a list of parameters to fix
wl
wavelengths (in nm) add only if
certain wavelengths are required as output.
Input is expected to integers between 400 and 2500, or will
be forced to be an integer. Integers outside the 400:2500 range
will not be returned.
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Description
Generates an invertable model for backward implementation of Radiative Transfer Models
Usage
1 2 |
Arguments
fm |
A formula specifying which rtm to run |
data |
ignored as of yet |
pars |
a list of _named_ parameter vectors for all models. The parameter list for a model call as rho ~ prospect + foursail therefore contains two named vectors the first with parameters for prospect and the second with parameters for foursail if left empty default parameters are generated |
fixed |
a list of parameters to fix |
wl |
wavelengths (in nm) add only if certain wavelengths are required as output. Input is expected to integers between 400 and 2500, or will be forced to be an integer. Integers outside the 400:2500 range will not be returned. |
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