write.r2mym: write.r2mym: your function to transform your R code into a...

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Description

write.r2mym: your function to transform your R code into a MyM file that can be read by the TIMER model

Usage

write.r2mym(data, outputfile, value.var, MyM.vartype, MyM.varname,
  time.dependent = TRUE, sep.years = ",", sep.data = ",\t",
  matrix.format = TRUE, sprintf.format = NULL, comment.line = NULL,
  header.line = NULL)

Arguments

data	your R dataframe that needs to be transformed to MyM, should include only the data to be written (no excessive columns)
outputfile	Your data output file, includes full path (if necessary) and file extension (e.g. ".dat")
value.var	string indicating the column containing the numeric values
MyM.vartype	the MyM variable type, e.g. 'REAL'
MyM.varname	the full name for the variable in MyM, e.g. 'main.submodel.childunderweight_deaths'
time.dependent	TRUE or FALSE, whether the variable is time dependent and the first column of data indicates the year
sep.years	what characters to print after each year. '\n' is added automatically (Default is ',')
sep.data	what characters to print after each regular number
matrix.format	Default output is all the numbers for year X on one row. This setting makes multiple rows, leaving only the last dimension on one row (e.g. region) (matters for IMAGE input files!) (makes it slow, though)
comment.line	Documentation line (e.g. original data source). It's an optional comment line to add at the top, crucial for IMAGE input files.
header.line	optional, specifiy the exact header line yourself (replaces MyM.vartype, MyM.varname) - beware: more scope for human error!

Value

returns a data file in the path provided under outputfile

marieyesse/mym2r documentation built on Aug. 9, 2019, 7:34 p.m.