beepod_hudson: Lynx and Hare Pelts in Canada
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Description
A dataset containing a canadian community of hares and lynxs, represented by the number (in thousands) of pelt.
It represent a classical exemple in dynamics model, and was first analyzed by biologist Charles Gordon Hewitt.
Usage
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Format
A Beepodyna object with 1 community of 2 populations:
- hudson
the label of the community
- interaction
matrix of interaction, here 0 interaction
- populations
the list of two populations
hare : the population of hares, interpolated from the number of pelts
lynx : the population of hares, interpolated from the number of pelts
Details
Howard (2009) provides numerical data for the number of pelts collected by the Hudson’s Bay Company
in the years 1900-1920, which we have included in comma-separated value (CSV) form in the source
repository with the case study.
Ref : Howard, P. (2009). Modeling basics. Lecture Notes for Math 442, Texas A&M University.
Author(s)
Jaunatre Maxime <maxime.jaunatre@etu.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
Source
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Description Usage Format Details Author(s) Source
Description
A dataset containing a canadian community of hares and lynxs, represented by the number (in thousands) of pelt. It represent a classical exemple in dynamics model, and was first analyzed by biologist Charles Gordon Hewitt.
Usage
1 |
Format
A Beepodyna object with 1 community of 2 populations:
- hudson
the label of the community
- interaction
matrix of interaction, here 0 interaction
- populations
the list of two populations
hare : the population of hares, interpolated from the number of pelts
lynx : the population of hares, interpolated from the number of pelts
Details
Howard (2009) provides numerical data for the number of pelts collected by the Hudson’s Bay Company in the years 1900-1920, which we have included in comma-separated value (CSV) form in the source repository with the case study.
Ref : Howard, P. (2009). Modeling basics. Lecture Notes for Math 442, Texas A&M University.
Author(s)
Jaunatre Maxime <maxime.jaunatre@etu.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
Source
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