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In tfojo1/jheem: Executes the JHEEM (Johns Hopkins Epidemiological and Economic Model) - a compartmental model of HIV

Write access population or transition arrays generated by JHEEM by dimension names

Description

Write access population or transition arrays generated by JHEEM by dimension names

Usage

access(
  arr,
  age = NULL,
  race = NULL,
  subpopulation = NULL,
  sex = NULL,
  risk = NULL,
  non.hiv.subset = NULL,
  continuum = NULL,
  cd4 = NULL,
  hiv.subset = NULL,
  age.from = NULL,
  race.from = NULL,
  subpopulation.from = NULL,
  sex.from = NULL,
  risk.from = NULL,
  non.hiv.subset.from = NULL,
  continuum.from = NULL,
  cd4.from = NULL,
  hiv.subset.from = NULL,
  age.to = NULL,
  race.to = NULL,
  subpopulation.to = NULL,
  sex.to = NULL,
  risk.to = NULL,
  non.hiv.subset.to = NULL,
  continuum.to = NULL,
  cd4.to = NULL,
  hiv.subset.to = NULL,
  year = NULL
) <- value

Arguments

arr	An array generated by a jheem-class object, usually by a call to get.XXX.skeleton (eg get.population.skeleton or get.transition.array.skeleton.hiv.negative)
age	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
race	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
subpopulation	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
sex	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
risk	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
non.hiv.subset	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
continuum	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
cd4	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
hiv.subset	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
age.from	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
race.from	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
subpopulation.from	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
sex.from	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
risk.from	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
non.hiv.subset.from	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
continuum.from	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
cd4.from	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
hiv.subset.from	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
age.to	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
race.to	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
subpopulation.to	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
sex.to	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
risk.to	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
non.hiv.subset.to	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
continuum.to	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
cd4.to	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
hiv.subset.to	For each possible array dimension, the values within that dimension (either numeric indices or character names) to subset
value	The value to overwrite the array subset with. If dimnames(value) is not null, access<- will overwrite the values in arr such that the dimnames of the subset of arr being overwritten match with the dimnames of value

See Also

Other functions to access JHEEM arrays: access()

tfojo1/jheem documentation built on Oct. 7, 2022, 1:24 p.m.