set_display_digits {PINstimation}

Package-wide number of digits

Description

Sets the number of digits to display in the output of the different package functions.

Usage

set_display_digits(digits = list())

Arguments

digits

A list of numbers corresponding to the different display digits. The default value is list().

Details

The parameter digits is a named list. It will be containing:

• d1: contains the number of display digits for the values of probability estimates such as \alpha, \delta, pin, mpin, mpin(j), adjpin, psos, \theta, and \theta'.

• d2: contains the number of display digits for the values of \mu, \epsilon_b and \epsilon_s, as well as information criteria: AIC, BIC, and AWE.

• d3: contains the number of display digits for the remaining values such as vpin statistics and likelihood value .

If the function is called with no arguments, the display digits will be reset to the default values, i.e., list(d1 = 6, d2 = 2, d3 = 3)). If the argument digits is not omitted, the function will only accept a list containing exactly three numerical values, each ranging between 0 and 10. The list can be named or unnamed. If the numbers in the argument digits are not integers, they will be rounded.

Value

No return value, called for side effects.

Examples

# There is a preloaded quarterly dataset called 'dailytrades' with 60
# observations. Each observation corresponds to a day and contains the
# total number of buyer-initiated trades ('B') and seller-initiated
# trades ('S') on that day. To know more, type ?dailytrades

xdata <- dailytrades

# We show the output of the function pin_ea() using the default values
# of display digits. We then change these values using the function
# set_display_digits(), before displaying the same estimate.pin object
# again to see the difference.

model <- pin_ea(xdata, verbose = FALSE)
show(model)

# Change the number of digits for d1 to 3, of d2 to 0 and of d3 to 2

set_display_digits(list(3, 0, 2))

# No need to run the function mpin_ml() again to update the display of an
# estimate.mpin object.This holds for all estimate* S4 objects.

show(model)