View source: R/bayesian_inference_functions.R
calc_relative_density | R Documentation |
Calculate the relative density for two dates or, more generally, for two different specifications of the density aside from a simple date. The additional specifications that are supported are the peak value and the mean density on an interval. For a simple date, spec1/spec2 should be scalar real numbers. For a date range, spec1/spec2 should be real vectors with a length of 2. For the peak, spec1/spec2 should be the string 'peak'.
By default, this calculation is done for all the Bayesian samples in
bayesian_soln which is the result of a call to sample_theta
.
Optionally, a subset can be specified via the input ind, which should be a
vector of integer indices at which to do the calculation. To save computation
if either spec1 or spec2 is 'peak', the result of a call to
summarize_bayesian_inference
for which do_summary
was TRUE can
be input.
calc_relative_density(
bayesian_soln,
density_model,
spec1,
spec2,
rc_meas = list(),
calib_df = list(),
ind = NA,
bayesian_summary = NA
)
bayesian_soln |
The result of a call to sample_theta |
density_model |
The density model (see set_density_model). |
spec1 |
The specification for the first density (see details) |
spec2 |
The specification for the second density (see details) |
rc_meas |
The radiocarbon measurements (see import_rc_data; optional: if not provided, bayesian_summary must be provided). |
calib_df |
The calibration data frame (see load_calib_curve; optional: if not provided, bayesian_summary must be provided). |
ind |
Indices at which to do the calculation (optional; by default, all the samples in bayesian_summary are used). |
bayesian_summary |
The result of a call to summarize_bayesian_inference. (optional; if not provided, it is calculated, which requires that rc_meas and calib_df be provided). |
A vector of relative densities (f_spec1 / f_spec2)
import_rc_data()
for the format of rc_meas
set_density_model()
for the format of density_model
load_calib_curve()
for the format of calib_df
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