Frede
Thank you for the explanation, now I better understand how to write functions
like this,
Andras
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Subject: RE: [R] finding value for a parameter in an equation
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Frede
Thank you very much for the help. Indeed, I am trying to do exactly what you
wrote the code for. I may have caused some confusion though as a result of a
typographic error in my equation: the result of the equation should EQUAL to
the value of 1. I see you have inputted the equation into
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Hi Andras
I suppose you want to find the real root of your equation if such exists for
the particular settings of the parameters. For that you can use uniroot().
So define a function based on your equation like this:
f <- function(E, D1, D2, IC501, IC502, ECON, ALPHA, M1, M2){
1 - D1/(IC501
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