Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples
Do one iteration of the grid refinement algorithm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | fastIsoboles_iteration(
gridmin,
gridmax,
gridlen_i,
path_j,
grid_j,
i,
objfun,
objvalue = 0.95
)
|
gridmin, gridmax |
General grid parameters: Vectors with names x and y c(x = 0, y = 0) |
gridlen_i |
Grid lengths of iteration i: c(x = 40, y = 40) |
path_j, grid_j |
Values from iteration i-1. path_j: data.table with columns (xp,yp) with nodes of iteration j's approximation of the isobole path grid_j: data.table with columns (x,y,evaluatedCum, objvalueCum, evaluated1, ..., evaluatedj, objvalue1,..., objvaluej) The *Cum columns contain all cumulated grid point evaluations of all iterations. evaluatedCum has a 1, if the objvalue has been calculated at that point, or a zero if this value has not been calculated The *j columns contain the information about iteration j. evaluated2 has a 1 for all grid points which were evaluated in iteration 2. |
i |
Identifier for iteration i |
objfun |
Function(x,y) returning a vector of the same length with the corresponding objvalue values. Combined with objvalue, this could be called the objective function |
objvalue |
The value for which the contour lines are calculated. E.g. 0.95 |
list(grid, path), as specified in the arguments 'grid_j' and 'path_j'
Daniel Lill, IntiQuan daniel.lill@intiquan.com
Other Grid refinement functions for isoboles:
arrange_isobole_internal()
,
fastIsoboles_iteration0()
,
fastIsoboles()
,
get_gridlens()
,
get_isobole_path()
1 | # see fastIsoboles()
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