Description Usage Details See Also
An accessor function is a function that retrieves variables from an object. Because most of the CAB
package is programmed in an object-oriented style, accessor functions are used in almost every part of the package. Hence, these accessor functions will be documented here.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 | e_get.name(elementary_obj)
e_get.fx(elementary_obj)
get.reserve(reserve_input)
get.resps(resp_input)
get.time(time_input)
get.IRI_resp_times(iri_resp_times)
bin2int(binaries)
int2bin(integers, digits)
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e_get.name
Get the name that was assigned to the elemental object.
e_get.fx
Get the elemental function contained in the elemental object.
get.reserve( reserve_input )
Takes a list in the input
object that tracks the reserve value and returns the most recently changed reserve value. Otherwise, takes a numeric.
get.resps( resp_input )
Takes the vector resp_input
and returns the number of elements that are not NAN
.
get.time( time_input )
Takes the vector time_input
and returns a last value that is not NAN
. If all values are NAN
, returns 0.
get.IRI_responses( resp_times, rft_times )
Takes a list in the input
object that tracks the response times within an inter-reinforcement interval. Otherwise, takes a numeric.
bin2int
Takes a matrix of binary strings with each column corresponding to each string and the rows corresponding to the digits of each binary string.
int2bin
Takes a vector of integers with an argument digits
and converts each integer into a corresponding binary string with length of digits
.
class.input
Many of the arguments for the helper functions come from an object of input
.
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