State level update function doc #143
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Updated FrEDI documentation for state-level. Updated documentation for `run_fredi`, `aggregate_impacts`, and `import_inputs`.
Deleted `get_plots`, which is a deprecated function
Edited out double "))" that was causing an error
Updated documentation
Updated FrEDI documentation to use `@docType = _PACKAGE"
Added default results to commit
Modified line causing a fatal error
Fixed strange symbol that might be causing isues
Removed apostrophes in comments
Removed default results from data. Package is now too large with the state-level results
Updated SV impact lists with a more efficient set
Updated defaultResults.rda after reducing file sizes of impact lists for SV
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Updated function documentation for state level. Also updated impact functions for FrEDI and SV to reduce the number of points in the function extensions (still have same functionality)