GetIndex.Switches: An indexing function for 'switch' objects
In scientific-computing-solutions/badminton: Simulation of Continuous-Time Discrete-Space Markov Chains
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/rateSwitchTimes.R
Description
A switch object consists of a set of calendar times and for each calendar
time a set of patient times. The function orders the pairs (calendar time, patient time)
in lexicographic order and returns the index for the given pair (calendarStartTime,
calendarEndTime). An exception is thrown if no suich pair exists
Usage
1
GetIndex.Switches(object, calendarStartTime, patientStartTime)
Arguments
object
A Switches object
calendarStartTime
The calendar switch time for which the index is required
patientStartTime
The patient switch time for which the index is required
Value
The index of the (calendarStartTime, calendarEndTime) pair
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/rateSwitchTimes.R
Description
A switch object consists of a set of calendar times and for each calendar
time a set of patient times. The function orders the pairs (calendar time, patient time)
in lexicographic order and returns the index for the given pair (calendarStartTime,
calendarEndTime). An exception is thrown if no suich pair exists
Usage
1 | GetIndex.Switches(object, calendarStartTime, patientStartTime)
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Arguments
object |
A |
calendarStartTime |
The calendar switch time for which the index is required |
patientStartTime |
The patient switch time for which the index is required |
Value
The index of the (calendarStartTime, calendarEndTime) pair
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