View source: R/13.1-bioenergetic-methods.R
| print.fb4_result | R Documentation |
Displays a concise summary of an fb4_result object. The output
adapts to the fitting method used: traditional methods (binary search,
optim, direct) show weight, growth, consumption, and convergence;
"mle" shows parameter estimates with confidence intervals and
AIC; "bootstrap" shows mean/SD estimates and CI; and
"hierarchical" shows population-level parameters with model fit
statistics.
## S3 method for class 'fb4_result'
print(x, ...)
x |
fb4_result object |
... |
Additional arguments (not used) |
Invisibly returns the input object
data(fish4_parameters)
sp <- fish4_parameters[["Oncorhynchus tshawytscha"]]$life_stages$adult
info <- fish4_parameters[["Oncorhynchus tshawytscha"]]$species_info
bio <- Bioenergetic(
species_params = sp,
species_info = info,
environmental_data = list(
temperature = data.frame(Day = 1:30, Temperature = rep(12, 30))
),
diet_data = list(
proportions = data.frame(Day = 1:30, Prey1 = 1.0),
energies = data.frame(Day = 1:30, Prey1 = 5000),
prey_names = "Prey1"
),
simulation_settings = list(initial_weight = 100, duration = 30)
)
bio$species_params$predator$ED_ini <- 5000
bio$species_params$predator$ED_end <- 5500
result <- run_fb4(bio, strategy = "direct", p_value = 0.5, verbose = FALSE)
print(result)
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