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stress_tolerance_frontier: Identify the empirical stress frontier for a metric

stress_tolerance_frontier: Identify the empirical stress frontier for a metric
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stress_tolerance_frontierR Documentation

Identify the empirical stress frontier for a metric

Description

Identify the empirical stress frontier for a metric

Usage

stress_tolerance_frontier(x, severity, metric, acceptable)

Arguments

x

Stress-test result.

severity

Numeric corruption/severity column.

metric

Metric column.

acceptable

Function returning TRUE/FALSE for metric values.

Value

A data frame containing the empirical stress frontier for a metric. Rows represent the analysis units and columns contain the identifiers, estimates, or diagnostics defined by the function.


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