center_out_grid | R Documentation |
Apply center_out_uni
element-wise to each argument of this function
and take all possible combinations of coordinate grid values to create a
data frame of grid coordinates
center_out_grid(center, increment, length)
center |
Output of |
increment |
Granularity of the grid in each axis (numeric vector/list of length p_D) |
length |
Number of grid values to the right and left of each axis (numeric vector/list of length p_D) |
If the grid axis corresponding to one of the beta_D
's should be
be assymetric, let increment
and/or length
be a list instead
of a vector where the corresponding element is itself a vector of length two.
A data frame with each row acting as the coordinates of the grid.
If center
is a named vector, the columns of the data frame will
share the names of the vector. If center
is not a named vector,
the columns of the data frame are Var1, Var2, etc.
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