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# R package 'abrem'
# Abernethy Reliability Methods
# Implementations of lifetime data analysis methods described in
# 'The New Weibull Handbook, Fifth edition' by Dr. Robert B. Abernethy.
# April 2014, Jurgen Symynck
# Copyright 2014, Jurgen Symynck
#
# For more info, visit http://www.openreliability.org/
#
# For the latest version of this file, check the Subversion repository at
# http://r-forge.r-project.org/projects/abernethy/
#
# Disclaimer:
# The author is not affiliated with Dr. Abernethy or Wes Fulton - CEO of
# Fulton Findings(TM) and author of the software package SuperSMITH
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
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#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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#
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#
# +-----------------------------------+
# | execute this software with R: |
# | http://www.r-project.org/ |
# +-----------------------------------+
options.abrem <- function(...){
# function to handle the many options of the weibull toolkits functions
# the option list should only be manipulated through this function!
# TODO: WARNING: partial matching is in effect!
# options.abrem()$ylim will return options.abrem()$ylim.default if
# $ylim was set to NULL!
single <- FALSE
args <- list(...)
if(!exists(as.character(substitute(options_abrem))))
# if the globally accessible variable was not defined yet, then
# create it here with default values OR reset to default values
# message ("Resetting Weibulltoolkit options to default values...")
options_abrem <<- list(
dist="weibull",
method.fit=c("rr","xony"),
conf.what="blives",
conf.blives.sides="double",
unrel.n=25,
method.conf.blives="mcpivotals",
pp="median",#,"benard"),#,"benard_cpp","hazen","mean"),
S=1e4,
pivotals=FALSE,
cl=0.9,
unrel=c(0.1,0.05,0.01),
verbosity=0,
mar=c(5.1,4.1,5.1,2.1),
main="Probability Plot",
main.contour="Contour Plot",
# a default title for Contour plots
sub=NULL,
sub.contour=NULL,
xlim=NULL,
ylim=NULL,
xlab="Time To Failure",
ylab="Unreliability [%]",
log="x", # maybe this should be removed in favor of "canvas"
#canvas="weibull",
coordinate.text.size=0.7,
signif=4,
pch=1,
lwd=2,
lwd.points=2,
cex.points=1,
lty=1,
col="black",
col.grid="gray",
threshold=FALSE,
is.plot.grid=TRUE,
is.plot.fit=TRUE,
is.plot.pp=TRUE,
is.plot.ppcoordinates=FALSE,
is.plot.legend=TRUE,
# legend.position="bottomright",
legend.text.size=0.7,
label="",
in.legend=TRUE,
in.legend.blives=TRUE,
in.legend.gof=TRUE,
is.plot.cb = TRUE,
persistent=TRUE)
if (!length(args))
args <- options_abrem
# return the current option list
else {
if (all(unlist(lapply(args, is.character))))
# if all items in the args are characters, then
# treat them as the names of the options.
args <- as.list(unlist(args))
if (length(args) == 1) {
if (is.list(args[[1L]]) | is.null(args[[1L]]))
args <- args[[1L]]
# unlist the first (and only) argument to a string
else if(is.null(names(args)))
# if there is no name to args then
# the arg itself is the name (?)
single <- TRUE
}
}
value <- args
if(options_abrem$persistent){
options_abrem <<-modifyList(options_abrem, value)
}
if(!is.null(args$persistent)){
value <- args
if(args$persistent){
options_abrem <<-modifyList(options_abrem, value)
}
}
# make the options stick between calls of options.abrem()
if(is.null(names(args)))
value <- options_abrem[match(args,names(options_abrem))]
if(single) value <- value[[1L]]
value
}
# TODO :options that are NULL are not shown in the printout
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