dot-check_external_consistency: Check shocks for length consistency and warn about risks of...
In joaomacalos/sfcr: Simulate Stock-Flow Consistent Models
Description
Usage
Arguments
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Description
This function makes two checks:
Usage
1
.check_external_consistency(external, periods = periods)
Arguments
external
An .eq_as_tb() tibble with external variables.
periods
The periods of the baseline model.
Details
The exogenous variable is a constant that is repeated over time;
The exogenous variable has exactly the same length as the shock.
Furthermore, it throws a warning that using exogenous series in a shock can lead to unexpected
behavior if the length of the shock is not the same as the periods in the scenario.
Author(s)
João Macalós
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Description Usage Arguments Details Author(s)
Description
This function makes two checks:
Usage
1 | .check_external_consistency(external, periods = periods)
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Arguments
external |
An .eq_as_tb() tibble with external variables. |
periods |
The periods of the baseline model. |
Details
The exogenous variable is a constant that is repeated over time;
The exogenous variable has exactly the same length as the shock.
Furthermore, it throws a warning that using exogenous series in a shock can lead to unexpected behavior if the length of the shock is not the same as the periods in the scenario.
Author(s)
João Macalós
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