Functions to help converting from/to user/internal parametrization. The internal parameters are 'gamma_s, 'gamma_t', 'gamma_E' The user parameters are 'r_s', 'r_t', 'sigma'
Convert from user parameters to SPDE parameters
Convert from SPDE parameters to user parameters
lgsConstant(lg.s, alpha, smanifold)params2gammas(
lparams,
alpha.t,
alpha.s,
alpha.e,
smanifold = "R2",
verbose = FALSE
)
gammas2params(lgammas, alpha.t, alpha.s, alpha.e, smanifold = "R2")
the part of sigma
from the spatial constant and \gamma_s
.
log(gamma.s, gamma.t, gamma.e)
log(spatial range, temporal range, sigma)
the logarithm of the SPDE parameter \gamma_s
the resulting spatial order.
spatial domain manifold, which could be "S1", "S2", "R1", "R2" and "R3".
log(spatial range, temporal range, sigma)
temporal order of the SPDE
spatial order of the spatial differential operator in the non-separable part.
spatial order of the spatial differential operator in the separable part.
logical if it is to print internal variables
numeric of length 3 with \(log(\gamma_k)\) model parameters. The parameter order is log(gamma.s, gamma.t, gamma.e)
See equation (23) in the paper.
See equations (19), (20) and (21) in the paper.
See equations (19), (20) and (21) in the paper.
params2gammas(log(c(1, 1, 1)), 1, 2, 1, "R2")
gammas2params(log(c(0, 0, 0)), 1, 2, 1, "R2")
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