do.subset.distribution: Internal function for subclasses to get a distribution that...
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do.subset.distribution R Documentation
Internal function for subclasses to get a distribution that describes a subset of the variables in a given distribution
Description
This function is provided to be overriden by developers. End users should instead call subset.distribution
Usage
do.subset.distribution(dist, keep.indices)
Arguments
dist
An object of class Distribution or a subclass
keep.indices
The numeric indices of which variables of the distribution (in the order they appear in var.names) to keep (this will be a subset of 1:dist@n.var)
Details
Not implemented by default
The wrapper subset.distribution takes care of matching variables to their numeric indices. This function is only called by the wrapper if a proper subset (ie, not all the variables) is desired
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| do.subset.distribution | R Documentation |
Internal function for subclasses to get a distribution that describes a subset of the variables in a given distribution
Description
This function is provided to be overriden by developers. End users should instead call subset.distribution
Usage
do.subset.distribution(dist, keep.indices)
Arguments
dist |
An object of class Distribution or a subclass |
keep.indices |
The numeric indices of which variables of the distribution (in the order they appear in var.names) to keep (this will be a subset of 1:dist@n.var) |
Details
Not implemented by default
The wrapper subset.distribution takes care of matching variables to their numeric indices. This function is only called by the wrapper if a proper subset (ie, not all the variables) is desired
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