- Data
signature(object = "Simulation")
: returns the simulated data.
- Data<-
signature(object = "Simulation")
: ERROR: A modification of simulated data is not allowed.
- filename
signature(object = "Simulation")
: returns the the filename
- filename<-
signature(object = "Simulation")
: changes the the filename
- name
signature(object = "Simulation")
: returns the the name
- name<-
signature(object = "Simulation")
: changes the the name
- distribution
signature(object = "Simulation")
: returns the distribution
- distribution<-
signature(object = "Simulation")
: changes the distribution
- seed
signature(object = "Simulation")
: returns the seed
- seed<-
signature(object = "Simulation")
: changes the seed
- obsDim
signature(object = "Simulation")
: returns the dimension of the observations
- getVersion
signature(object = "Simulation")
: returns the version of this package, under which this object was generated
- runs
signature(object = "Simulation")
: returns the number of runs
- runs<-
signature(object = "Simulation")
: changes the number of runs
- samplesize
signature(object = "Simulation")
: returns the size of the sample
- samplesize<-
signature(object = "Simulation")
: changes the size of the sample
- savedata
signature(object = "Simulation")
: saves the object without the data in the directory of R
(After loading the data can be reproduced by using simulate.)
- initialize
signature(.Object = "Simulation")
: initialize method
- plot
signature(x = "Simulation")
: produces a plot of the data matrix; for details confer plot-methods
- print
signature(x = "Simulation")
: returns filename, seed, the observation dimension,
the number of runs, the size of the sample, the distribution generating the simulations,
and, if from a version > 1.8, also the package version under which the object was generated
- show
signature(x = "Simulation")
: the same as print
.
- simulate
signature(x = "Simulation")
: generates the random numbers for the simulation
- summary
signature(object = "Simulation")
: returns filename, seed, number of runs, the size of the sample
and a statistical summary for each run