getTrans.FreqMon: Calculates the four transition probabilities defined under...

In jasonxu90/bdsem: Analysis of discretely observed Birth-Death-Shift processes

Description

getTrans.FreqMon uses simple closed form expressions to compute transition probabilities available under the Frequent Monitoring assumption, which allows at most one event to occur per observation interval. Computes the four possible transition possibilities for intervals with lengths corresponding to entries in tList

Usage

  getTrans.FreqMon(tList, lam, v, mu, initNum)

Arguments

tList	A vector of observation interval lengths
lam	Per-particle birth rate
v	Per-particle shift rate
mu	Per-particle death rate
initNum	Integer, the number of initial particles

Value

A list of 2 \times 2 matrices, each containing the probabilitiy of one birth, one shift, one death, or no event occurring over a corresponding observation interval length from tList

Examples

getTrans.FreqMon(c(.5,1,10),.3,.1,.2,10)

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