export_emulator_to_json: Export Emulators

In Tandethsquire/hmer: History Matching and Emulation Package

Export Emulators

Description

Exports emulators to non-R format

Usage

export_emulator_to_json(
  ems,
  inputs = NULL,
  filename = NULL,
  output.type = "json"
)

Arguments

ems	The (list of) emulators to convert
inputs	Any previous information from compressed emulators (mostly internal)
filename	If provided, the location to save the JSON file created
output.type	If filename = NULL, whether to return the JSON ("json") or object.

Details

While having emulators saved in a native-R format (for example, as part of an RData file) can be useful for fast loading, it might be prohibitive where space is a consideration, or where emulators might be imported into other languages. This function summarises the key features of deterministic emulators, either returning the compressed details as an object or returning a JSON file. If a filename is provided, then the JSON is automatically saved to the relevant location.

Value

Either the created object, or NULL if a filename is specified.

See Also

import_emulator_from_json

Examples

# Using the SIREmulators
ems <- SIREmulators$ems
single_em_json <- export_emulator_to_json(ems[[1]], output.type = "json")
single_em_json
all_em_json <- export_emulator_to_json(ems, output.type = "json")
# Checking with the corresponding import function
reconstruct_em <- import_emulator_from_json(single_em_json)
ems[[1]]
reconstruct_em

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