mc.control: Sets or Gets the Default Number of Simulations.

In mc2d: Tools for Two-Dimensional Monte-Carlo Simulations

Sets or Gets the Default Number of Simulations.

Description

Sets or retrieves the default number of simulations.

Usage

ndvar(n)
ndunc(n)

Arguments

n	Number of simulations.

Details

‘⁠ndvar()⁠’ gets and ‘⁠ndvar(n)⁠’ sets the default number of simulation in the 1D simulations or the number of simulation in the variability dimension in the 2D simulations.

‘⁠ndunc()⁠’ gets and ‘⁠ndunc(n)⁠’ sets the number of simulations in the uncertainty dimension in the 2D simulations.

‘⁠n⁠’ is rounded to its ceiling value.

The default values when loaded are 1001 for ‘⁠ndvar⁠’ and 101 for ‘⁠ndunc⁠’.

Value

The current value, AFTER modification if ‘⁠n⁠’ is present (!= ‘⁠options⁠’).

Examples

(oldvar <- ndvar())
(oldunc <- ndunc())
mcstoc(runif, type="VU")
ndvar(12)
ndunc(21)
mcstoc(runif, type="VU")
ndvar(oldvar)
ndunc(oldunc)

mc2d documentation built on June 22, 2024, 10:54 a.m.