mmf.max.npv: Return Max NPV

In antoanne/ifmFramework: Financial evaluation of Projects

Return Max NPV

Description

this function identifies the sequence of activities and respectivies schedules where with the optimized NPV

Usage

mmf.max.npv(mmf.npv, mmf.seq = list(), mmf.schedules = list())

Arguments

mmf.npv	Vector of Net Present Value
mmf.seq	Vector with the sequence of activities
mmf.schedules	Vector with the collection of possible schedules

Value

list with NPV, sequence and scheduleof the sequence with the maximum NPV

Examples

data("ex.sheet.data")
ex.sheet.data.interest.rate <- ex.sheet.data[[1]]
ex.sheet.data.activities <- ex.sheet.data[[2]]
ex.sheet.data.durations <- ex.sheet.data[[3]]
ex.sheet.data.predecessors <- ex.sheet.data[[4]]
ex.sheet.data.cfs <- ex.sheet.data[[5]]

ex.mmf.seq <- mmf.all.sequences(ex.sheet.data.predecessors)

ex.mmf <- mmf.npv(ex.sheet.data.cfs,
                  ex.sheet.data.durations,
                  ex.mmf.seq,
                  ex.sheet.data.interest.rate)

ex.mmf.shedules <- ex.mmf[['shedules']]
ex.mmf.cfs.nominal <- ex.mmf[['cfs.nominal']]
ex.mmf.cfs.discounted <- ex.mmf[['cfs.discounted']]
ex.mmf.npv <- ex.mmf[['npv']]

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