| numeric_range_parameter {dynparam} | R Documentation | 
Define a numeric range parameter
Description
Define a numeric range parameter
Usage
numeric_range_parameter(
  id,
  default,
  lower_distribution,
  upper_distribution,
  description = NULL,
  tuneable = TRUE
)
Arguments
id | 
 The name of the parameter.  | 
default | 
 The default value of the parameter.  | 
lower_distribution | 
 A distribution from which the lower value of the range can be sampled.  | 
upper_distribution | 
 A distribution from which the upper value fo the range can be sampled.  | 
description | 
 An optional (but recommended) description of the parameter.  | 
tuneable | 
 Whether or not a parameter is tuneable.  | 
See Also
dynparam for an overview of all dynparam functionality.
Examples
numeric_range_parameter(
  id = "quantiles",
  default = c(0.1, 0.99),
  lower_distribution = uniform_distribution(0, 0.25),
  upper_distribution = uniform_distribution(0.9, 1),
  description = "The lower and upper quantile thresholds."
)
[Package dynparam version 1.0.2 Index]