Class "theta" for storage of nonlinear parameter estimates
theta
is the class to store parameter estimates associated with possibly many datasets; after a call to fitModel
a list containing theta
objects for each of the n datasets analyzed in the call to fitModel
is created. To see the parameter estimates associated with the datasets, examine the object currTheta
in the list returned by fitModel
class
Objects can be created by calls of the form new("theta", ...)
or theta(...)
.
kinpar
:: Object of class "vector"
of rate constant estimatesspecpar
:: Object of class "list"
of spectral shape parameter estimatesirfpar
:: Object of class "vector"
of IRF parameter estimatesparmu
:: Object of class "list"
of parameter estimates describing dispersion of the location of other parameters (in time, temp., etc.)partau
:: Object of class "vector"
of parameter estimates describing dispersion of the width of other parameters (in time)clpequ
:: Object of class "vector"
of parameter estimates describing conditionally linear parameters (spectra, in a kinetic model) relationsspecdisppar
:: Object of class "list"
of parameter estimates describing dispersion of spectrakinscal
:: Object of class "vector"
of parameters describing kinetic relations in the context of a compartmental schemeprel
:: Object of class "vector"
of parameters describing relations between parameters (which may be linear, exponential, etc.)dummy
:: Object of class "list"
of dummy parameters which can be used in complex relationseigenvaluesK
:: Object of class "vector"
containing the eigenvalues of the kinetic transfer matrix Kcoh
:: Object of class "vector"
of parameters describing a coherent artifact or pulse follower.drel
:: Object of class "vector"
of parameters describing relations between datasets (linear, and possibly per-wavelength or, in general, per-clp)oscpar
:: Object of class "vector"
of parameters describing oscillation parameters. The length depends on the type of oscillation and the number of oscillations.after a call to fitModel
, an object of class theta
exists in the global environment as the variable currTheta
fitModel
, multitheta-class
Katharine M. Mullen, Ivo H. M. van Stokkum, Joris J. Snellenburg, Sergey P. Laptenok