twoPopulations: Evolution of two populations
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twoPopulations R Documentation
Evolution of two populations
Description
Size of two populations of the same species put in two different environments,
as a function of time and local temperature.
Input variables: time t, temperature at site 1 T1, temperature at site 2 T2.
Output variables: population size at site 1 P1, population size at site 2 P2.
Data are synthetically generated from a logistic model.
Usage
twoPopulations
Format
An object of class data.frame with 101 rows and 5 columns.
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Evolution of two populations
Description
Size of two populations of the same species put in two different environments, as a function of time and local temperature.
Input variables: time t, temperature at site 1 T1, temperature at site 2 T2.
Output variables: population size at site 1 P1, population size at site 2 P2.
Data are synthetically generated from a logistic model.
Usage
twoPopulations
Format
An object of class data.frame with 101 rows and 5 columns.
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