R/cesInterN4.R

Defines functions cesInterN4

cesInterN4 <- function( funcName, par, xNames, tName, data, rhoApprox ) {

      # interpolation if rho_1, rho_2, and/or rho are close to zero
      coefArray <- array( par, c( length( par ), 2, 2, 2 ) )
      dimnames( coefArray ) <- list( names( par ), 
         c( "rho_1 = 0", "rho_1 = E" ),  c( "rho_2 = 0", "rho_2 = E" ),  
         c( "rho = 0", "rho = E" ) )
      weights <- c( 0, 0, 0 )
      names( weights ) <- c( "rho_1 = 0", "rho_2 = 0", "rho = 0" )
      rhoNames <- c( "rho_1", "rho_2", "rho" )
      permVec <- rep( 2:4, 2 )
      for( i in 1:3 ) {
         if( abs( par[ rhoNames[ i ] ] ) <= rhoApprox ) {
            # permute the array so that the second dimension is for this 'i'
            atemp <- aperm( coefArray, c( 1, permVec[ i:( i + 2 ) ] ) )
            atemp[ rhoNames[ i ], 1, , ] <- 0
            atemp[ rhoNames[ i ], 2, , ] <- 
               rhoApprox * (-1)^( par[ rhoNames[ i ] ] < 0 )
            # permute the array back to its initial state
            coefArray <- aperm( atemp, c( 1, permVec[ ( 5 - i ):( 7 - i ) ] ) )
            weights[ i ] <- 1 - abs( par[ rhoNames[ i ] ] ) / rhoApprox
         }
      }
      result <- 0
      weightMatrix <- cbind( weights, 1 - weights )
      for( i in 1:2 ) {
         for( j in 1:2 ) {
            for( k in 1:2 ) {
               if( weightMatrix[ 1, i ] != 0 && weightMatrix[ 2, j ] != 0 && 
                     weightMatrix[ 3, k ] != 0 ) {
                  result <- result + weightMatrix[ 1, i ] * weightMatrix[ 2, j ] * 
                     weightMatrix[ 3, k ] *
                     do.call( funcName, args = list( coef = coefArray[ , i, j, k ], 
                        data = data, xNames = xNames, tName = tName ) )
               }
            }
         }
      }

   return( result )
}

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micEconCES documentation built on Jan. 6, 2023, 5:28 p.m.