| BevertonHoltRDD | R Documentation |
Takes the density-independent rates R_{di} of egg production (as
calculated by getRDI()) and returns
reduced, density-dependent reproduction rates R_{dd} given as
R_{dd} = R_{di}
\frac{R_{max}}{R_{di} + R_{max}}
where
R_{max} are the maximum possible reproduction rates that must be
specified in a column in the species parameter dataframe.
(All quantities in the above equation are species-specific but we dropped
the species index for simplicity.)
BevertonHoltRDD(rdi, species_params, ...)
rdi |
Vector of density-independent reproduction rates
|
species_params |
A species parameter dataframe. Must contain a column
|
... |
Unused |
This is only one example of a density-dependence. You can write your own
function based on this example, returning different density-dependent
reproduction rates. Three other examples provided are RickerRDD(),
SheperdRDD(), noRDD() and constantRDD(). For more explanation see
setReproduction().
Vector of density-dependent reproduction rates.
Other functions calculating density-dependent reproduction rate:
RickerRDD(),
SheperdRDD(),
constantEggRDI(),
constantRDD(),
noRDD()
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