Description Usage Arguments Details See Also
Creates or extracts an object used to hold a model definition.
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## S4 method for signature 'SetModel4M'
initialize(.Object, N.States = 2,
Use.HMM = FALSE, Distribution = "gamma",
Zero.Inflation = c(Step.Length = FALSE, Deflection.Angle = FALSE),
Starting.Values = list(), Parameter.Mapping = list())
## S4 method for signature 'missing'
setModel4M(N.States = 2, Use.HMM = FALSE,
Distribution = "gamma", Zero.Inflation = c(Step.Length = FALSE,
Deflection.Angle = FALSE), Starting.Values = list(),
Parameter.Mapping = list())
## S4 method for signature 'Model4M'
setModel4M(x)
## S4 method for signature 'missing'
setSim4M(Sim.Length = 100, N.States = 2,
Use.HMM = FALSE, Distribution = "gamma", Parameters = list())
|
x |
An object to coerce to class |
N.States |
An integer giving number of states to use in the model. |
Use.HMM |
A logical value which flags use of an HMM. If true, sets all step length autocorrelation parameters to 0. |
Distribution |
Which distribution should be used for step length? Currently available options are |
Zero.Inflation |
A logical vector with names |
Starting.Values |
A list holding starting values. All starting values default to randomly picked values, see details and the |
Parameter.Mapping |
A list holding parameter mapping with the same structure as |
Sim.Length |
An integer giving the length of the simulated data. |
Parameters |
A list holding parameter values to simulate from. |
N.States |
An integer giving number of states to use in the model. |
Use.HMM |
A logical value which flags use of an HMM. If true, sets all step length autocorrelation parameters to 0. |
Distribution |
Which distribution should be used for step length? Currently available options are |
Zero.Inflation |
A logical vector with names |
The initialize
function is not meant to be used by the user, use setModel4M
instead.
Other Construct4M: data4M
,
model4M
, setSim4M
,
simulate4M
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