parse_lst: Parse a lst file to a list of relevant information
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parse_lst R Documentation
Parse a lst file to a list of relevant information
Description
Parse a lst file to a list of relevant information
Usage
parse_lst(lst)
Arguments
lst
lst file in the form of a character vector.
Value
a list with the number of individuals, number of observations, and the "blockforms" of omega and sigma matrices
Examples
lst3a <- readLines(system.file("nm", "run003a.lst", package = "uncrtnty"))
parse_lst(lst = lst3a)
lst001 <- readLines(system.file("xposerun", "run001.lst", package = "uncrtnty"))
parse_lst(lst = lst001)
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View source: R/parse_nmoutput.R
| parse_lst | R Documentation |
Parse a lst file to a list of relevant information
Description
Parse a lst file to a list of relevant information
Usage
parse_lst(lst)
Arguments
lst |
lst file in the form of a character vector. |
Value
a list with the number of individuals, number of observations, and the "blockforms" of omega and sigma matrices
Examples
lst3a <- readLines(system.file("nm", "run003a.lst", package = "uncrtnty"))
parse_lst(lst = lst3a)
lst001 <- readLines(system.file("xposerun", "run001.lst", package = "uncrtnty"))
parse_lst(lst = lst001)
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