set_zero: Set to zero specific rows and columns of a matrix

In exvatools: Value Added in Exports and Other Input-Output Table Analysis Tools

Set to zero specific rows and columns of a matrix

Description

Sets to zero specific rows and columns of a matrix, to include and exclude specific geographical and sector effects.

Usage

set_zero(df, orig = NULL, dest = NULL, wiotype = NULL, invert = FALSE)

Arguments

df	A matrix with named rows and columns.
orig	A vector of integers with position of rows or a list of strings with codes of country and sector of origin.
dest	A vector of integers with position of columns or a list of strings with codes of country and sector of destination.
wiotype	String, type of wio. Required if origin or destination is specified with lists of codes.
invert	Boolean: FALSE (default) to set to zero the specified countries and sectors, or TRUE to set to zero the non-specified countries and sectors.

Value

The same matrix with specific rows and columns set to zero.

Examples

wio <- make_wio("wiodtest")
# Set to zero Spanish exports of intermediates of manufacturing to
# non EU27 countries (for any sector of destination) in the coefficient
# matrix A
set_zero(wio$A, list("ESP", "MANUF"), list("NONEU27", "TOTAL"), "wiodtest")
# Set to zero Spanish exports of intermediates (extraction matrix of Spain)
set_zero(wio$A, list("ESP", "TOTAL"), list("WLDxESP", "TOTAL"), "wiodtest")

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