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Reinhold Kainhofer authored
- mortalityTable.zeroes: Generate a mortality table with all zero transition probabilities - mortalityTable.once: Generates a (deterministic) mortality table with one transition at a given age - pensionTables.list: Lists all pension tables (similar to mortalityTables.list) - pensionTables.load: Load a provided pension table (similar to mortalityTables.load) - transitionProbabilities: Obtain data.frame containing all transition probabilities for a pension table (given the YOB) - anwartschaften: First attempt to calculate all "Anwartschaften" for a given pensionTable - WORK IN PROGRESS, NOT FINISHED
Reinhold Kainhofer authored- mortalityTable.zeroes: Generate a mortality table with all zero transition probabilities - mortalityTable.once: Generates a (deterministic) mortality table with one transition at a given age - pensionTables.list: Lists all pension tables (similar to mortalityTables.list) - pensionTables.load: Load a provided pension table (similar to mortalityTables.load) - transitionProbabilities: Obtain data.frame containing all transition probabilities for a pension table (given the YOB) - anwartschaften: First attempt to calculate all "Anwartschaften" for a given pensionTable - WORK IN PROGRESS, NOT FINISHED
mortalityTables.list.Rd 931 B
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\name{mortalityTables.list}
\alias{mortalityTables.list}
\title{List all available sets of life tables provided by the \link[MortalityTables]{MortalityTables-package} package
An existing life table can then be loaded with \link{mortalityTables.load}.}
\usage{
mortalityTables.list(pattern = "*", package = "MortalityTables",
prefix = "MortalityTables")
}
\arguments{
\item{pattern}{Restrict the results only to life table sets that match the pattern (default: "*" to show all sets)}
\item{package}{The package that contains the desired dataset in its \code{extdata/}
directory. Defaults to the "MortalityTables" package.}
}
\description{
List all available sets of life tables provided by the \link[MortalityTables]{MortalityTables-package} package
An existing life table can then be loaded with \link{mortalityTables.load}.
}