convertVectorToFunction: Convert a vector of cashflows into a continuous discount...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
The continuous discount function calculates NPV as the sum of the following
for each cash flow CF at point in time t:
e^(-rt)
where r is the interest rate. The IRR is the interest rate for which the NPV = 0.
Usage
1
convertVectorToFunction(irr, vect, dates)
Arguments
irr
The unknown IRR variable to be solved for.
vect
A vector with the cashflows to be analysed.
dates
A vector with dates as fractions of years corresponding to the cashflows.
Value
A function for the NPV in the current case with an unknown
interest rate to be solved for.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
The continuous discount function calculates NPV as the sum of the following for each cash flow CF at point in time t: e^(-rt) where r is the interest rate. The IRR is the interest rate for which the NPV = 0.
Usage
1 | convertVectorToFunction(irr, vect, dates)
|
Arguments
irr |
The unknown IRR variable to be solved for. |
vect |
A vector with the cashflows to be analysed. |
dates |
A vector with dates as fractions of years corresponding to the cashflows. |
Value
A function for the NPV in the current case with an unknown interest rate to be solved for.
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