wpp_year: Edit/Retrieve WPP Year.
In PPgp/wppExplorerBayesMig: Explorer of World Population Prospects with Probabilistic Migration
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Examples
Description
Change/get the WPP year which determines from which wpp package data are retrieved.
Usage
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set.wpp.year(wpp.year, sim.dir = NULL)
get.wpp.year()
Arguments
wpp.year
Currently only 2015 is available.
sim.dir
Simulation directory used for probability calculations.
Details
The package operates on the wpp2015BayesMig and wpp2015 data packages only. Using the set.wpp.year has the side effect of clearing up used data from the memory. It can be used to change the simulation directory which has to be a directory generated by the bayesPop package.
Value
get.wpp.year returns the wpp year used through out the package.
Examples
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get.wpp.year() # by default the wpp2015 is used
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
Description
Change/get the WPP year which determines from which wpp package data are retrieved.
Usage
1 2 3 | set.wpp.year(wpp.year, sim.dir = NULL)
get.wpp.year()
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Arguments
wpp.year |
Currently only 2015 is available. |
sim.dir |
Simulation directory used for probability calculations. |
Details
The package operates on the wpp2015BayesMig and wpp2015 data packages only. Using the set.wpp.year has the side effect of clearing up used data from the memory. It can be used to change the simulation directory which has to be a directory generated by the bayesPop package.
Value
get.wpp.year returns the wpp year used through out the package.
Examples
1 | get.wpp.year() # by default the wpp2015 is used
|
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