f.score {wasim} | R Documentation |
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f.score(data, sens, measured, parameter, criterion, limit)
data |
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sens |
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measured |
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parameter |
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criterion |
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limit |
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comp2 |
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##---- Should be DIRECTLY executable !! ---- ##-- ==> Define data, use random, ##-- or do help(data=index) for the standard data sets. ## The function is currently defined as function (data, sens, measured, parameter, criterion, limit) { weigth<-sens[parameter,]>limit #functions <- array(dim=(max(c.krit))) #functions[[c.krit.rmse]] <- function(){return(0)} functions <- c( #rmse function (x) { return(f.rmse(measured, as.numeric(x), weigth)) }, function(x) { return(f.nashS(measured,as.numeric(x), weigth)) }, function(x) { return(f.nashS_HF(measured,as.numeric(x), weigth)) } ) func <- functions[[criterion]] return(apply(data, 1, func)) }