Set multiple parameters in a Params object.

setParams(params, update = NULL, ...)

Arguments

params

Params object to set parameters in.

update

list of parameters to set where names(update) are the names of the parameters to set and the items in the list are values.

...

additional parameters to set. These are combined with any parameters specified in update.

Value

Params object with updated values.

Details

Each parameter is set by a call to setParam. If the same parameter is specified multiple times it will be set multiple times. Parameters can be specified using a list via update (useful when collecting parameter values in some way) or individually (useful when setting them manually), see examples.

Examples

params <- newSimpleParams() params
#> A Params object of class SimpleParams #> Parameters can be (estimable) or [not estimable], 'Default' or 'NOT DEFAULT' #> #> Global: #> (Genes) (Cells) [Seed] #> 10000 100 239255 #> #> 3 additional parameters #> #> Mean: #> (Rate) (Shape) #> 0.3 0.4 #> #> Counts: #> [Dispersion] #> 0.1 #>
# Set individually params <- setParams(params, nGenes = 1000, nCells = 50) params
#> A Params object of class SimpleParams #> Parameters can be (estimable) or [not estimable], 'Default' or 'NOT DEFAULT' #> #> Global: #> (GENES) (CELLS) [Seed] #> 1000 50 239255 #> #> 3 additional parameters #> #> Mean: #> (Rate) (Shape) #> 0.3 0.4 #> #> Counts: #> [Dispersion] #> 0.1 #>
# Set via update list params <- setParams(params, list(mean.rate = 0.2, mean.shape = 0.8)) params
#> A Params object of class SimpleParams #> Parameters can be (estimable) or [not estimable], 'Default' or 'NOT DEFAULT' #> #> Global: #> (GENES) (CELLS) [Seed] #> 1000 50 239255 #> #> 3 additional parameters #> #> Mean: #> (RATE) (SHAPE) #> 0.2 0.8 #> #> Counts: #> [Dispersion] #> 0.1 #>