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distrTEst (version 2.8.2)

distrTEstoptions: functions to change the global variables of the package `distrTEst'

Description

With distrTEstoptions and getdistrTEstOption you may inspect and change the global variables used by package distrTEst.

Usage

distrTEstoptions(...)
getdistrTEstOption(x)

Value

distrTEstoptions() returns a list of the global options of distrTEst.

distrTEstoptions("MaxNumberofSummarizedEvaluations") returns the global option MaxNumberofSummarizedEvaluations as a list of length 1.

distrTEstoptions("MaxNumberofSummarizedEvaluations" = 3) sets the value of the global option MaxNumberofSummarizedEvaluations to 3. getdistrTEstOption("MaxNumberofSummarizedEvaluations") the current value set for option MaxNumberofSummarizedEvaluations.

Arguments

...

any options can be defined, using name = value or by passing a list of such tagged values.

x

a character string holding an option name.

Currently available options

MaxNumberofPlottedEvaluations

maximal number of evaluations plotted; defaults to 6

MaxNumberofPlottedEvaluationDims

maximal number of evaluation dimensions plotted in parallel; defaults to 6

MaxNumberofSummarizedEvaluations

maximal number of evaluations summarized in parallel; defaults to 15

MaxNumberofPrintedEvaluations

maximal number of evaluations printed in parallel; defaults to 15

Author

Peter Ruckdeschel peter.ruckdeschel@uni-oldenburg.de

Details

Invoking distrTEstoptions() with no arguments returns a list with the current values of the options. To access the value of a single option, one should use getdistrTEstOption("MaxNumberofSummarizedEvaluations"), e.g., rather than distrTEstoptions("MaxNumberofSummarizedEvaluations") which is a list of length one.

See Also

options, getOption, distroptions, getdistrOption

Examples

Run this code
distrTEstoptions()
distrTEstoptions("MaxNumberofPlottedEvaluationDims")
distrTEstoptions("MaxNumberofPlottedEvaluationDims" = 5)
# or
getdistrTEstOption("MaxNumberofPlottedEvaluationDims")

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