View source: R/population_skeletons.R
get.population.skeleton | R Documentation |
Gets an array, with all values set to value, with dimensions and names corresponding to the shared elements of both HIV-positive and HIV-negative populations (age, race, subpopulation, sex*risk) for the specified JHEEM model
get.population.skeleton( jheem, value = 0, age = F, race = F, subpopulation = F, sex = F, risk = F, non.hiv.subset = F, continuum = F, cd4 = F, hiv.subset = F, age.from = F, race.from = F, subpopulation.from = F, sex.from = F, risk.from = F, non.hiv.subset.from = F, continuum.from = F, cd4.from = F, hiv.subset.from = F, age.to = F, race.to = F, subpopulation.to = F, sex.to = F, risk.to = F, non.hiv.subset.to = F, continuum.to = F, cd4.to = F, hiv.subset.to = F )
jheem |
An object of |
value |
The value to fill the array with. If value=='sequential', the array will be population with numbers 1:<size of the array> |
age, race, subpopulation, sex, risk, non.hiv.subset, continuum, cd4, hiv.subset, age.from, race.from, subpopulation.from, sex.from, risk.from, non.hiv.subset.from, continuum.from, cd4.from, hiv.subset.from, age.to, race.to, subpopulation.to, sex.to, risk.to, non.hiv.subset.to, continuum.to, cd4.to, hiv.subset.to |
Indicators for whether these strata should be incorporated into the returned skeleton |
get.population.skeleton
, get.hiv.negative.population.skeleton
, get.hiv.positive.population.skeleton
Other functions to build population array skeletons:
get.contact.array.skeleton()
,
get.general.population.skeleton()
,
get.hiv.negative.population.skeleton()
,
get.hiv.positive.population.skeleton()
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