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FLSRS is a class that extends list through FLlst but implements a set of features that give a little bit more structure to list objects. The elements of FLSRs must all be of class FLSR. It implements a lock mechanism that, when turned on, does not allow the user to increase or decrease the object length.

Source: R/genericMethods.R, R/FLSR.R
FLSRs.Rd

FLSRS is a class that extends list through FLlst but implements a set of features that give a little bit more structure to list objects. The elements of FLSRs must all be of class FLSR. It implements a lock mechanism that, when turned on, does not allow the user to increase or decrease the object length.

Usage

FLSRs(object, ...)

# S4 method for class 'FLSR'
FLSRs(object, ...)

# S4 method for class 'missing'
FLSRs(object, ...)

# S4 method for class 'list'
FLSRs(object, ...)

Slots

.Data

The data. list.

names

Names of the list elements. character.

desc

Description of the object. character.

lock

Lock mechanism, if turned on the length of the list can not be modified by adding or removing elements. logical.

See also

FLlst, list, FLSR

Author

The FLR Team

Examples


data(nsher)
bnsher <- nsher
model(bnsher) <- bevholt
bnsher <- fmle(bnsher)
#>   Nelder-Mead direct search function minimizer
#> function value for initial parameters = -10.336211
#>   Scaled convergence tolerance is 1.54022e-07
#> Stepsize computed as 501.110000
#> BUILD              3 44.842344 -11.603908
#> Warning: NaNs produced
#> HI-REDUCTION       5 31.685209 -11.603908
#> Warning: NaNs produced
#> HI-REDUCTION       7 17.913114 -11.603908
#> Warning: NaNs produced
#> HI-REDUCTION       9 5.415279 -11.603908
#> Warning: NaNs produced
#> HI-REDUCTION      11 -3.412974 -11.603908
#> HI-REDUCTION      13 -8.018030 -11.603908
#> LO-REDUCTION      15 -10.336211 -11.603908
#> LO-REDUCTION      17 -11.081040 -11.603908
#> EXTENSION         19 -11.295930 -12.061705
#> LO-REDUCTION      21 -11.603908 -12.061705
#> REFLECTION        23 -11.813826 -12.087620
#> REFLECTION        25 -12.061705 -12.199591
#> LO-REDUCTION      27 -12.087620 -12.199591
#> LO-REDUCTION      29 -12.158184 -12.199591
#> LO-REDUCTION      31 -12.191726 -12.199591
#> HI-REDUCTION      33 -12.192269 -12.199591
#> HI-REDUCTION      35 -12.197784 -12.199591
#> LO-REDUCTION      37 -12.198015 -12.199591
#> HI-REDUCTION      39 -12.199555 -12.199776
#> REFLECTION        41 -12.199591 -12.200058
#> HI-REDUCTION      43 -12.199776 -12.200092
#> HI-REDUCTION      45 -12.200058 -12.200142
#> HI-REDUCTION      47 -12.200092 -12.200155
#> HI-REDUCTION      49 -12.200142 -12.200160
#> HI-REDUCTION      51 -12.200155 -12.200177
#> HI-REDUCTION      53 -12.200160 -12.200177
#> LO-REDUCTION      55 -12.200171 -12.200179
#> HI-REDUCTION      57 -12.200177 -12.200179
#> HI-REDUCTION      59 -12.200178 -12.200179
#> HI-REDUCTION      61 -12.200179 -12.200179
#> HI-REDUCTION      63 -12.200179 -12.200179
#> HI-REDUCTION      65 -12.200179 -12.200179
#> Exiting from Nelder Mead minimizer
#>     67 function evaluations used
fls <- FLSRs(Ricker=nsher, BevHolt=bnsher)
summary(fls)
#> An object of class "FLSRs"
#> 
#> Elements: Ricker BevHolt 
#> 
#> Name:  
#> 	Description:  
#> 	Range:	 min	minyear	max	maxyear 
#> 		0	1960	0	2004	
#> 	Quant: age 
#> 	dim: 1 45 1 1 1 
#> Name:  
#> 	Description:  
#> 	Range:	 min	minyear	max	maxyear 
#> 		0	1960	0	2004	
#> 	Quant: age 
#> 	dim: 1 45 1 1 1