hmltm.esw1: Calculates esw from model.

In DistanceDevelopment/hsltm: Line transect estimation with hidden state availability models

Description

Calculates effective strip width from fitted model.

Usage

hmltm.esw1(pars, hfun, models, cov, survey.pars, hmm.pars, ID, nx = 100,
  type = "response", to.x = FALSE, W = NULL)

Arguments

pars	parameters (e.g. $fit$par output from fit.hmltm)
hfun	detection hazard type (character)
models	list with elements $y and $x speficying covariate model (as for est.hmltm).
cov	data frame with covariates for detections.
survey.pars	survey pars list (as for est.hmltm).
hmm.pars	hmm pars list (as for est.hmltm)
ID	list with elements $stratum, $transect, $object - to uniquely identify detections.
nx	number of x values for Simpson's rule integration
type	"response" (default) or "link". If "link", interprets pars as being on link scale, else natural scale
to.x	If TRUE integrates only to observed x, else integrates to W
W	limit of perpendicular dist integration. If NULL, uses survey.pars$W

Details

Designed to be called by fitted.esw1. Identical to hmltm.esw but returns list instead of numerical scalar or vector, and allows limit of integration (W) to be specified explicitly, which overrides limit survey.pars$W. This is to allow it to be used in NDest for estimating density and abundance. Returns effective stript half-width (esw) for 1 observer for fitted object hmmlt, integrating using Simpson's rule.

DistanceDevelopment/hsltm documentation built on June 21, 2019, 2:22 p.m.