View source: R/setSearchVolume.R
setSearchVolume | R Documentation |
Set search volume
setSearchVolume(params, search_vol = NULL, reset = FALSE, ...)
getSearchVolume(params)
search_vol(params)
search_vol(params) <- value
setSearchVolume()
: A MizerParams object with updated search volume.
getSearchVolume()
or equivalently search_vol()
: An array (species
x size) holding the search volume
The search volume \gamma_i(w)
of an individual of species i
and weight w
multiplies the predation kernel when
calculating the encounter rate in getEncounter()
and the
predation rate in getPredRate()
.
The name "search volume" is a bit misleading, because \gamma_i(w)
does
not have units of volume. It is simply a parameter that determines the rate
of predation. Its units depend on your choice, see section "Units in mizer".
If you have chosen to work with total abundances, then it is a rate with units
1/year. If you have chosen to work with abundances per m^2 then it has units
of m^2/year. If you have chosen to work with abundances per m^3 then it has
units of m^3/year.
If the search_vol
argument is not supplied, then the search volume is
set to
\gamma_i(w) = \gamma_i w^q_i.
The values of \gamma_i
(the search volume at 1g) and q_i
(the
allometric exponent of the search volume) are taken from the gamma
and
q
columns in the species parameter dataframe. If the gamma
column is not supplied in the species parameter dataframe, a default is
calculated by the get_gamma_default()
function. Note that only
for predators of size w = 1
gram is the value of the species parameter
\gamma_i
the same as the value of the search volume \gamma_i(w)
.
Other functions for setting parameters:
gear_params()
,
setExtEncounter()
,
setExtMort()
,
setFishing()
,
setInitialValues()
,
setInteraction()
,
setMaxIntakeRate()
,
setMetabolicRate()
,
setParams()
,
setPredKernel()
,
setReproduction()
,
species_params()
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