Get maximum delay from reporting_triangle

Get maximum delay from reporting_triangle

Usage

get_max_delay(x, non_zero = FALSE)

Arguments

x

A reporting_triangle object

non_zero

Logical. If TRUE, returns the maximum delay where at least one observation is non-zero. Useful for identifying the actual extent of the delay distribution. Default FALSE.

Value

Maximum delay (integer), or -1 if all zero when non_zero = TRUE

See also

Reporting triangle construction and validation [.reporting_triangle(), [<-.reporting_triangle(), as.data.frame.reporting_triangle(), as.matrix.reporting_triangle(), as_ChainLadder_triangle(), as_reporting_triangle(), as_reporting_triangle.data.frame(), as_reporting_triangle.matrix(), as_reporting_triangle.triangle(), assert_reporting_triangle(), get_delays_from_dates(), get_delays_unit(), get_mean_delay(), get_quantile_delay(), get_reference_dates(), get_report_dates(), get_reporting_structure(), head.reporting_triangle(), is_reporting_triangle(), new_reporting_triangle(), print.reporting_triangle(), reporting_triangle-class, summary.reporting_triangle(), tail.reporting_triangle(), truncate_to_delay(), truncate_to_quantile(), validate_reporting_triangle()

Examples

# Get maximum delay from triangle structure
max_delay <- get_max_delay(example_reporting_triangle)
max_delay
#> [1] 3

# Get maximum delay with non-zero observations
max_delay_nz <- get_max_delay(example_reporting_triangle, non_zero = TRUE)
max_delay_nz
#> [1] 3