predictCPG {CPGchron} | R Documentation |
Best accessed through the CPGmenu
where arguments are filled in automatically. This function will take a set of parameter values created via CPG
and draw stochastically consistent chronologies. Note that this function is generally pretty fast, runs will usually
take less than a minute.
predictCPG(PARSFILE, DETSFILE, OUTFILE, ndet, DDEPTHFILE, nddepths, numchron, extract,OUTLIERFILE)
PARSFILE |
A character string detailing the location and name of the parameters file from a run of the CPG model. |
DETSFILE |
A character string detailing the location and name of the determinations file consistent with that expected by the CPG model. See CPGmenu for more details. |
OUTFILE |
A character string detailing the desired location and name of the output chronologies. |
ndet |
The number of determinations |
DDEPTHFILE |
A character string detailing the location and name of the file containing the desired depths at which to draw the chronology. |
nddepths |
The number of desired depths |
numchron |
The number of chronologies desired. |
extract |
The date of extraction of the core. This is used to stop chronologies being drawn for impossible ages in the future. The procedure may be slowed down somewhat if the model deems that these types of ages are probable. |
OUTLIERFILE |
A character string detailing the desired location and name of the outlier summary of the core. |
No output produced by the function, but will populate the file designated OUTFILE and OUTLIERFILE.
Andrew Parnell
Haslett and Parnell (2007, submitted to JRSSC)
## Given in CPGmenu