dsm.cor: Check for autocorrelation in residuals

In DistanceDevelopment/dsm: Density Surface Modelling of Distance Sampling Data

Check for autocorrelation in residuals

Description

This function is deprecated, use dsm_cor.

Usage

dsm.cor(
  dsm.obj,
  Transect.Label = "Transect.Label",
  Segment.Label = "Segment.Label",
  max.lag = 10,
  resid.type = "scaled.pearson",
  fun = cor,
  ylim = c(0, 1),
  subset = "all",
  ...
)

Arguments

dsm.obj	a fitted dsm object.
Transect.Label	label for the transect (default: Transect.Label). Using different labels can be useful when transects are split over geographical features or when transects are surveyed multiple times.
Segment.Label	label for the segments (default: Segment.Label).The result of calling order must make sense.
max.lag	maximum lag to calculate at.
resid.type	the type of residuals used, see residuals.gam. Defaults to "scaled.pearson" in the GAM case and "normalized" in the GAMM case (which are equivalent).
fun	the function to use, by default cor, must take two column vectors as arguments.
ylim	user defined limits in y direction.
subset	which subset of the data should the correlation function be calculated on?
...	other options to pass to plot.

DistanceDevelopment/dsm documentation built on Dec. 2, 2022, 6:08 a.m.