Description Slots Extends Constructor Methods Author(s) See Also Examples
The FLPar
class is a class for storing the parameters of a model. It is based on
the array class which can store Monte Carlo samples and the names of the relevant
parameter vectors.
Methods for this class include subsetting and replacement as they exist for the
FLQuant
class. There are methods for extracting statistics of the sample (mean,
median etc.) and for plotting the parameter samples.
Describe slot. array
.
Units of measurement. character
.
array
The FLPar(object)
constructor method allows simple creation of new FLPar with the methods described below.
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Subsetting method to access the parameter values.
signature(x=FLPar,i=ANY,j=ANY,drop=missing)
Replacement method for the parameter values.
signature(x=FLPar,i=ANY,j=ANY,value=missing)
Creates a data frame from the object.
signature(x=FLPar,row.names=ANY,optional=ANY)
applies the densityplot method from lattice
signature(x=formula,data=FLPar)
applies the histogram method from lattice
signature(x=formula,data=FLPar)
extracts the relevant iteration for the given parameter sample.
signature(object=missing)
replacement method for the parameter iteration.
signature(object=missing,value=missing)
calculates the mean of the parameter samples.
signature(x=missing)
calculates the median of the parameter samples.
signature(x=missing,na.rm=missing)
default plot method for FLPar
signature(x=FLPar,y=missing)
applies the splom method from lattice
signature(x=FLPar,data=missing)
Summarises the FLPar
object.
signature(object=missing)
extracts the units of the parameters.
signature(x=missing)
replacement method for the units of the object.
signature(x=FLPar,value=character)
calculates the variance of the parameter samples.
signature(x=missing,y=missing,na.rm=missing,use=missing)
The FLR Team
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