MinMaxFilter | R Documentation |
Filters the output of a element according to both a minimum and maximum value
Filters the output of a element according to both a minimum and maximum value
biorisk::RiskElement
-> MinMaxFilter
biorisk::RiskElement$boxplot()
biorisk::RiskElement$check_input_types()
biorisk::RiskElement$cummulative_plot()
biorisk::RiskElement$cummulative_plot_2D()
biorisk::RiskElement$density_plot()
biorisk::RiskElement$density_plot_2D()
biorisk::RiskElement$get_output()
biorisk::RiskElement$get_output_2D()
biorisk::RiskElement$histogram()
biorisk::RiskElement$map_input()
biorisk::RiskElement$quantiles()
biorisk::RiskElement$quantiles_2D()
biorisk::RiskElement$save_as_distribution()
biorisk::RiskElement$save_as_vector()
biorisk::RiskElement$simulate()
biorisk::RiskElement$simulate_2D()
biorisk::RiskElement$simulate_level()
new()
MinMaxFilter$new( name, min_value, max_value, units = NA, output_unit = NA, rule = 1 )
get_output_type()
Get the data type of the output.
MinMaxFilter$get_output_type()
point_estimate()
Returns the expected value
MinMaxFilter$point_estimate()
clone()
The objects of this class are cloneable with this method.
MinMaxFilter$clone(deep = FALSE)
deep
Whether to make a deep clone.
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