checkGDDParams: Check Valid GDD Params

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Description

checkGDDParams Checks to see if GDD params are valid

Usage

checkGDDParams(gdd_method, gdd_base_temp, gdd_min_boundary, gdd_max_boundary)

Arguments

gdd_method	There are variety of equations available for calculating growing degree-days. Valid entries are: 'standard', 'modifiedstandard', 'min-temp-cap', 'min-temp-constant' See the API documentation for a description of each method. The standard method will be used if none is specified
gdd_base_temp	The base temp to use for the any of the GDD equations. The default value of 10 will be used if none is specified
gdd_min_boundary	The minimum boundary to use in the selected GDD equation. The behavior of this value is different depending on the equation you're using The default value of 10 will be used if none is specified
gdd_max_boundary	The max boundary to use in the selected GDD equation. The behavior of this value is different depending on the equation you're using. The default value of 30 will be used if none is specified

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