XML_NODE_EQUIV: A list of XML tag equivalence classes so that the...
In bpbond/gcamdata: Build the GCAM Input Datasets
XML_NODE_EQUIV R Documentation
A list of XML tag equivalence classes so that the ModelInterface when converting
data to XML can treat tags in the same class as the same when enabled, thus not
requiring multiple headers for instance to read in a share-weight into a technology
intermittent-technology or tranTechnology.
Description
A list of XML tag equivalence classes so that the ModelInterface when converting
data to XML can treat tags in the same class as the same when enabled, thus not
requiring multiple headers for instance to read in a share-weight into a technology
intermittent-technology or tranTechnology.
Usage
XML_NODE_EQUIV
Format
An object of class list of length 8.
Author(s)
Pralit Patel
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A list of XML tag equivalence classes so that the ModelInterface when converting data to XML can treat tags in the same class as the same when enabled, thus not requiring multiple headers for instance to read in a share-weight into a technology intermittent-technology or tranTechnology.
Description
A list of XML tag equivalence classes so that the ModelInterface when converting data to XML can treat tags in the same class as the same when enabled, thus not requiring multiple headers for instance to read in a share-weight into a technology intermittent-technology or tranTechnology.
Usage
XML_NODE_EQUIV
Format
An object of class list of length 8.
Author(s)
Pralit Patel
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