check.sim.setup: check.sim.setup
In DSsim: Distance Sampling Simulations
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
Examples
View source: R/check.sim.setup.R
Description
A function which allows the user to check the simulation setup. It
displays a panel of 4 diagnostic plots: top left - study region with example
population, top right - study region with transects, bottom left - an example
realisation of a survey with detected animals shown in cyan and undetected
animals shown in red, bottom right - a histogram of the example distances to
which the detection function would be fitted.
Usage
1
check.sim.setup(simulation)
Arguments
simulation
A simulation object created by a call to make.simulation
Value
a invisible copy of the simulation
Author(s)
Eric Rexstad, Laura Marshall
Examples
1
2
3
4
5
## Not run:
sim <- make.simulation(design.obj = make.design("point"))
check.sim.setup(sim)
## End(Not run)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
View source: R/check.sim.setup.R
Description
A function which allows the user to check the simulation setup. It displays a panel of 4 diagnostic plots: top left - study region with example population, top right - study region with transects, bottom left - an example realisation of a survey with detected animals shown in cyan and undetected animals shown in red, bottom right - a histogram of the example distances to which the detection function would be fitted.
Usage
1 | check.sim.setup(simulation)
|
Arguments
simulation |
A simulation object created by a call to |
Value
a invisible copy of the simulation
Author(s)
Eric Rexstad, Laura Marshall
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 | ## Not run:
sim <- make.simulation(design.obj = make.design("point"))
check.sim.setup(sim)
## End(Not run)
|
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