bi_write | R Documentation |
This function creates (or appends to) a NetCDF file for LibBi from the given
list of vectors and/or data frames. Since any files can be passed to
libbi
directly via the init
, input
and
obs
options, this is mostly used internally, this is mostly used
internally.
bi_write(
filename,
variables,
append = FALSE,
overwrite = FALSE,
time_dim,
coord_dims,
dim_factors,
value_column = "value",
guess_time = FALSE,
verbose
)
filename |
a path to a NetCDF file to write the variables into, which will be overwritten if it already exists. If necessary, ".nc" will be added to the file name |
variables |
a |
append |
if TRUE, will append variables if file exists; default: FALSE |
overwrite |
if TRUE, will overwrite variables if file exists; default: FALSE |
time_dim |
the name of the time dimension, if one exists; default: "time" |
coord_dims |
the names of the coordinate dimension, if any; should be a named list of character vectors, they are matched to variables names |
dim_factors |
factors that dimensions have; this corresponds to the
|
value_column |
if any |
guess_time |
whether to guess time dimension; this would be a numerical
column in the data frame given which is not the |
verbose |
if TRUE, will print variables as they are read |
The list of variables must follow the following rules. Each element of the list must itself be one of:
1) a data frame with a value_column
column (see option 'value_column')
and any number of other columns indicating one or more dimensions
2) a numeric vector of length one, with no dimensions
The name of the list elements itself is used to create the corresponding variable in the NetCDF file.
A list of the time and coord dims, and factors in extra dimensions, if any
filename <- tempfile(pattern = "dummy", fileext = ".nc")
a <- 3
b <- data.frame(
dim_a = rep(1:3, time = 2), dim_b = rep(1:2, each = 3), value = 1:6
)
variables <- list(a = a, b = b)
bi_write(filename, variables)
bi_file_summary(filename)
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