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===Old R-code===
===Old R-code===
<rcode name="answer" label="Initialise functions" include="page:OpasnetBaseUtils|name:generic">
############### decisions.applyx takes a decision table and applies that to an assessment.
## dec is a decision data.frame that must have columns Decision, Option, Variable, Cell, Change, Result. It can have several variables.
decisions.applyx <- function(dec, assessment = NULL) {
out <- as.list(unique(dec$Variable))
names(out) <- as.character(unique(dec$Variable))
for(variables in unique(dec$Variable)) { # Take one variable at a time.
dec.var <- dec[dec$Variable == variables, ] # dec.var = variable-specific decisions
scenarios <- data.frame(temp = 1)
for(decisions in unique(dec.var$Decision)) { # Add BAU option to each decision and merge decisions.
temp <- as.character(dec.var[dec.var$Decision == decisions, "Option"])
temp <- data.frame(Options = c(temp, "BAU"))
colnames(temp) <- decisions
scenarios <- merge(scenarios, temp)
}
if(!is.null(assessment)) {
var <- assessment@vars[[as.character(dec.var$Variable[1])]]
} else {
if(exists(as.character(dec.var$Variable[1])))
{var <- get(as.character(dec.var$Variable[1]))
} else {
stop()
}
}
var <- merge(scenarios[colnames(scenarios) != "temp"], var)
for(s in 1:nrow(dec.var)) { # Each row in decision handled separately
cell <- gsub("^[ \t]+|[ \t]+$", "", as.character(dec$Cell[s])) # Leading and trailing whitespaces removed.
cell <- gsub(":[ \t]+", ":", cell) # Whitespaces removed after :
cell <- gsub(";[ \t]+", ";", cell) # Whitespaces removed after ;
cell <- gsub("[ \t]+:", ":", cell) # Whitespaces removed before :
cell <- gsub("[ \t]+;", ";", cell) # Whitespaces removed before ;
cell <- strsplit(cell, split = ";") # Separate cell identifiers (indices and locations)
cell <- strsplit(cell[[1]], split = ":")
cond <- as.character(dec.var$Decision[s])
cond <- var[, cond] == as.character(dec.var$Option[s]) # Only the rows with the relevant option.
for(r in 1:length(cell)) { # All Cell conditions extracted and combined with AND.
cond <- cond * (var[, cell[[r]][1]] == cell[[r]][2])
}
cond <- as.logical(cond)
if(dec.var$Change[s] == "Replace" ) {var[cond, "Result"] <- dec.var$Result[s]}
if(dec.var$Change[s] == "Add"    ) {var[cond, "Result"] <- dec.var$Result[s] + var[cond, "Result"]}
if(dec.var$Change[s] == "Multiply") {var[cond, "Result"] <- dec.var$Result[s] * var[cond, "Result"]}
}
out[[variables]] <- var
}
return(out)
}
</rcode>


'''Test code
'''Test code
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out <- as.list(unique(dec$Variable))
out <- as.list(unique(dec$Variable))
names(out) <- as.character(unique(dec$Variable))
names(out) <- as.character(unique(dec$Variable))
for(variables in unique(dec$Variable)) { # Take one variable at a time.
# for(variables in unique(dec$Variable)) { # Take one variable at a time.
variables <- unique(dec$Variable)[1]
dec.var <- dec[dec$Variable == variables, ] # dec.var = variable-specific decisions
dec.var <- dec[dec$Variable == variables, ] # dec.var = variable-specific decisions
scenarios <- data.frame(temp = 1)
scenarios <- data.frame(temp = 1)
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{var <- get(as.character(dec.var$Variable[1]))
{var <- get(as.character(dec.var$Variable[1]))
} else {
} else {
stop()
stop(paste(variables, " not defined, aborting..."))
}
}
}
}
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out[[variables]] <- var
out[[variables]] <- var
}
# }
out
return(out)
</rcode>
</rcode>



Revision as of 11:25, 28 June 2012

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⇤--#: . Why does the var2 outcome show row 3 OptB A E 50, because the decision should be applied only for row 1 OptB A D 4 ? There is a bug somewhere. --Jouni 16:12, 16 May 2012 (EEST) (type: truth; paradigms: science: attack)

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