list
)ComputeStatObjectFromFiles.Rd
Parses the file saved by Estim_Simulation
and re-creates
a summary list identical to the one produced by
Estim_Simulation
when StatSummary
is set to TRUE.
ComputeStatObjectFromFiles(files, sep_ = ",",
FctsToApply = StatFcts,
headers_=TRUE,readSizeFrom=1,
CheckMat=TRUE,
tolFailCheck=tolFailure,
MCparam=1000,...)
character
vector containing the files name to be parsed.
See Details.
field separator character to be used in function read.csv()
and write.table()
. Values on each line of the file are
separated by this character. It can also be a character vector (same
length as files
) if different separators are used for each
file; default: ","
.
functions used to produce the statistical summary.
See Estim_Simulation
; character vector.
boolean
vector of length 1 or same length as files
to
indicate for each file if the header argument is to be considered or
not. To be passed to function read.csv()
.
index of the file from which the sample sizes are determined;
default 1 (from first file in files
).
logical flag: if set to TRUE, an estimation is declared failed if
the squared error of the estimation is larger than
tolFailCheck
; default TRUE.
tolerance on the squared error of the estimation to be declared failed; default = 1.5.
number of Monte Carlo simulation for each couple of parameter, default = 1000; integer.
other arguments to be passed to the estimation function.
See Estim_Simulation
.
The same sample sizes are assumed for all the files and we also assume
a different set of parameters (alpha
,beta
) within each
file (one and one only).
This function is particularly useful when simulations are run in
parallel on different computers/CPUs and the output files are
collected afterwards. This function is also used to create the Latex
summary table: see TexSummary
.
Some examples are provided in the example folder.
a list of length
4 containing a summary matrix
object
associated to each parameter.