plot_length_params: The weight-length parameters to plot each row of plotting...
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plot_length_params R Documentation
The weight-length parameters to plot each row of plotting data with
Description
A length axis needs an allometric weight-length relationship for every line
on the plot. The species take theirs from their species parameters and the
resource takes its from resource_params(), where it defaults to the
equivalent spherical diameter (see resource_length_params()). Anything else
— the "Total" row, for instance — has none, and is reported as NA so that
the caller can leave it out.
Usage
plot_length_params(species, params)
Arguments
species
A vector of the species names in the plotting data.
params
A MizerParams object providing the weight-length parameters.
Value
A data frame with columns a and b, one row for each element of
species, holding NA where no relationship is known.
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The weight-length parameters to plot each row of plotting data with
Description
A length axis needs an allometric weight-length relationship for every line
on the plot. The species take theirs from their species parameters and the
resource takes its from resource_params(), where it defaults to the
equivalent spherical diameter (see resource_length_params()). Anything else
— the "Total" row, for instance — has none, and is reported as NA so that
the caller can leave it out.
Usage
plot_length_params(species, params)
Arguments
species |
A vector of the species names in the plotting data. |
params |
A MizerParams object providing the weight-length parameters. |
Value
A data frame with columns a and b, one row for each element of
species, holding NA where no relationship is known.
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