getResultList: Helper function to obtain simulation results list
In crmPack: Object-Oriented Implementation of CRM Designs
View source: R/Design-methods.R
getResultList R Documentation
Helper function to obtain simulation results list
Description
The function fun can use variables that are visible to itself. The
names of these variables have to given in the vector vars.
Usage
getResultList(fun, nsim, vars, parallel = NULL)
Arguments
fun
the simulation function for a single iteration, which takes as
single parameter the iteration index
nsim
number of simulations to be conducted
vars
names of the variables
parallel
shall the iterations be parallelized across the cores?
if NULL, then no parallelization will be done. If scalar positive number,
then so many cores will be used.
Value
the list with all simulation results (one iteration corresponds
to one list element)
Author(s)
Daniel Sabanes Bove sabanesd@roche.com
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View source: R/Design-methods.R
| getResultList | R Documentation |
Helper function to obtain simulation results list
Description
The function fun can use variables that are visible to itself. The
names of these variables have to given in the vector vars.
Usage
getResultList(fun, nsim, vars, parallel = NULL)
Arguments
fun |
the simulation function for a single iteration, which takes as single parameter the iteration index |
nsim |
number of simulations to be conducted |
vars |
names of the variables |
parallel |
shall the iterations be parallelized across the cores? if NULL, then no parallelization will be done. If scalar positive number, then so many cores will be used. |
Value
the list with all simulation results (one iteration corresponds to one list element)
Author(s)
Daniel Sabanes Bove sabanesd@roche.com
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