sim.N.eventcount: Simulate N BSD processes and return sufficient statistics
In jasonxu90/bdsem: Analysis of discretely observed Birth-Death-Shift processes
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Replicates sim.one.eventcount N times. Each
replication begins with initNum particles.
Usage
1
sim.N.eventcount(N, t.end, lam, v, mu, initNum)
Arguments
N
The number of replications, an integer
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
initNum
An integer, initial total number of
particles
Value
A 4 by N matrix, where rows correspond to total copies,
shifts, deaths, and particle time per realization,
respectively. Each column corresponds to one realization
of the process.
Examples
1
sim.N.eventcount(5,2,.2,.12,.15,10)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Replicates sim.one.eventcount N times. Each
replication begins with initNum particles.
Usage
1 | sim.N.eventcount(N, t.end, lam, v, mu, initNum)
|
Arguments
N |
The number of replications, an integer |
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 |
initNum |
An integer, initial total number of particles |
Value
A 4 by N matrix, where rows correspond to total copies, shifts, deaths, and particle time per realization, respectively. Each column corresponds to one realization of the process.
Examples
1 | sim.N.eventcount(5,2,.2,.12,.15,10)
|
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