arg_set-class | R Documentation |
An argument set contains the descriptions of the relevant variables in a
batch simulation. Use new_arg_set()
to create an arg_set
object, and use add_arg_ele()
to add an element to the arg_set
. After
adding all elements in the argument set, use make_arg_grid()
to make an
argument grid that can be used directly for running batch simulation.
new_arg_set() add_arg_ele(arg_set, arg_name, ele_name, start, end, by) nele(arg_set) narg(arg_set) ## S3 method for class 'arg_set' print(x, detail = FALSE, ...) make_arg_grid(arg_set) ## S3 method for class 'arg_grid' print(x, detail = FALSE, ...)
arg_set |
An |
arg_name, ele_name |
The name of the argument and its element in the simulation function |
start, end, by |
The data points where you want to test the variables.
Passed to |
x |
An |
detail |
Do you want to print the object details as a full list? |
... |
Not in use. |
new_arg_set()
returns an arg_set
object.
add_arg_ele()
returns an arg_set
object.
nele()
returns an integer.
narg()
returns an integer.
make_arg_gird()
returns an arg_grid
object.
new_arg_set()
: Create an arg_set
.
add_arg_ele()
: Add an element to an arg_set
.
nele()
: The number of elements in an arg_set
.
narg()
: The number of arguments in an arg_set
.
print(arg_set)
: Print an arg_set
object.
make_arg_grid()
: Make an argument grid from an argument set.
print(arg_grid)
: Print an arg_grid
object
batch_simulation()
for running batch simulation and a
concrete example.
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