lamks2nu1y0: Convert the lambda and ks parameters to nu1 and y0
In JGCRI/ambrosia: An R package for calculating and analyzing food demand that is responsive to changing incomes and prices
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Convert the lambda and ks parameters to nu1 and y0
Description
The staple income elasticity has two formulations of its parameters. The one
that uses nu1 (income elasticity at Y==1) and y0 (value of Y for which the
elasticity is zero) is more intuitive, but it is incomplete. That is, theere
are some valid models that simply cannot be expressed this way. The model
can alternatively be expressed in terms of the lambda and ks parameters in
its equations. This function allows an easy conversion from the latter
representation to the former.
Usage
lamks2nu1y0(df)
Arguments
df
Data frame of lambda and ks parameters.
Value
data frame with converted values
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Convert the lambda and ks parameters to nu1 and y0
Description
The staple income elasticity has two formulations of its parameters. The one that uses nu1 (income elasticity at Y==1) and y0 (value of Y for which the elasticity is zero) is more intuitive, but it is incomplete. That is, theere are some valid models that simply cannot be expressed this way. The model can alternatively be expressed in terms of the lambda and ks parameters in its equations. This function allows an easy conversion from the latter representation to the former.
Usage
lamks2nu1y0(df)
Arguments
df |
Data frame of lambda and ks parameters. |
Value
data frame with converted values
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