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writeMat <- function (left, right, i, opt)
{
###########################################
##
## R-function: writeMat - write a matrix to an larger array
## author: Bernhard Spangl
## version: 0.1 (2009-07-22)
##
###########################################
## Paramters:
## left ... array, e.g., [pd, pd, tt]
## right ... matrix, e.g., [pd, pd]
## i ... time parameter
## opt ... logical, should the stuff really be saved?
if (opt) {
left[, , i] <- right
left
} else {
invisible(NULL)
}
}
writeArr <- function (left, right, i, opt)
{
###########################################
##
## R-function: writeArr - write an array to an larger array
## author: Bernhard Spangl
## version: 0.1 (2009-07-22)
##
###########################################
## Paramters:
## left ... array, e.g., [pd, pd, runs, tt]
## right ... array, e.g., [pd, pd, runs]
## i ... time parameter
## opt ... logical, should the stuff really be saved?
if (opt) {
left[, , , i] <- right
left
} else {
invisible(NULL)
}
}
.writing <- function (type)
{
###########################################
##
## R-function: .writing - switches to appropriate writing function
## (internal function)
## author: Bernhard Spangl
## version: 0.1 (2009-07-22)
##
###########################################
## Paramters:
## type ... which writing function, for matrices or arrays
switch(type, mat = get("writeMat", mode="function"),
arr = get("writeArr", mode="function"))
}
WriteRecF <- function (CovRunDep)
{
###########################################
##
## R-function: WriteRecF - returns appropriate writing function
## author: Bernhard Spangl
## version: 0.1 (2009-07-22)
##
###########################################
## Paramters:
## CovRunDep: logical, are there different prediction
## and filter error covariances for each simulated path,
## i.e., 'runs' > 1, as e.g. in the mACMfilter (-> complete
## vectorization may not be possible!)
if (CovRunDep) {
.writing("arr")
} else {
.writing("mat")
}
}
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