ransim.N.true: Simulate N realizations from the BSD process, each with...
In jasonxu90/bdsem: Analysis of discretely observed Birth-Death-Shift processes
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Repeats sim.one.ran N times using
replicate. Each replication begins with a random
number of initial particles uniformly generated from a
specified range.
Usage
1
ransim.N.true(N, t.end, lam, v, mu, range)
Arguments
N
An integer, the number of realizations to
simulate
range
A vector containing possible initial
populations, typically a sequence of integers
t.end
A number giving the length of time for the
simulation
lam
Per-particle birth rate
v
Per-particle shift rate
mu
Per-particle death rate
Value
A 3 by N matrix; each ith column corresponds to
the ith realization. The first row contains
initial numbers, the second row contains the number of
original indices still present in the population by
t.end, and the third row contains the number of new
indices present.
Examples
1
ransim.N.true(5,2,.2,.12,.15, seq(7,15))
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Repeats sim.one.ran N times using
replicate. Each replication begins with a random
number of initial particles uniformly generated from a
specified range.
Usage
1 | ransim.N.true(N, t.end, lam, v, mu, range)
|
Arguments
N |
An integer, the number of realizations to simulate |
range |
A vector containing possible initial populations, typically a sequence of integers |
t.end |
A number giving the length of time for the simulation |
lam |
Per-particle birth rate |
v |
Per-particle shift rate |
mu |
Per-particle death rate |
Value
A 3 by N matrix; each ith column corresponds to the ith realization. The first row contains initial numbers, the second row contains the number of original indices still present in the population by t.end, and the third row contains the number of new indices present.
Examples
1 | ransim.N.true(5,2,.2,.12,.15, seq(7,15))
|
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