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extraction.rs
and multipliers.rs
in
order to lower minimum supported Rust version from 1.71 to 1.67.SystemRequirements
.DESCRIPTION
.import_element()
to programmatically import data
from an Excel fileiom
uses the efficiency of R6 classesadd
and remove
methods to add and
remove elements from an iom
objectbr_2020
dataset with a 51 sector Brazilian
input-output table for 2020compute_tech_coeff()
and
compute_leontief_inverse()
methods uses the power of Rust
and faer
crate to substantially increase performancecompute_multiplier_*()
methods to compute
multipliers from a given input-output table:
compute_multiplier_output()
for the output
multipliercompute_multiplier_employment()
for the employment
multipliercompute_multiplier_wages()
for the wages
multipliercompute_multiplier_taxes()
for the taxes
multipliercompute_influence_field()
method to compute the
field of influence of each sectorcompute_key_sectors()
method to compute the key
sectors of an input-output table, based on power of dispersion and
sensitivity of dispersion, and their coefficients of variationscompute_allocation_coeff()
method to compute the
allocation coefficients of an input-output tablecompute_ghosh_inverse()
method to compute the Ghosh
inverse of an input-output tablecompute_hypothetical_extraction()
method to compute
impact on demand, supply and both structures after hypothetical
extraction of a sectorset_max_threads()
method to allow the user to
control number of threads used by {fio} (required by CRAN).compute_*()
functionsfaer
crate instead of nalgebra
for
faster linear algebra calculationsiom
object and at
add()
methodiom
object and at add()
methoddouble
at initialization of iom
object and at
add()
methodThese binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.