group_size_est: Estimate group size
In DistanceDevelopment/readdst: Convert Distance for Windows projects to R analyses
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
View source: R/group_size_est.R
Description
Distance for Windows includes a few different methods for accounting for group (or cluster) size (at the adundance/density estimation stage). These include using the mean group size for all observations or using a regression of size against distance or log size against distance.
Usage
1
group_size_est(data, group_size, model)
Arguments
data
the data for this analysis
group_size
the group_size element of an analysis object
model
a fitted model
Value
estimated cluster sizes (numeric vector of length nrow(data)), or NULL if there were no instructions on how to estimate group/cluster size
Author(s)
David L Miller
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s)
View source: R/group_size_est.R
Description
Distance for Windows includes a few different methods for accounting for group (or cluster) size (at the adundance/density estimation stage). These include using the mean group size for all observations or using a regression of size against distance or log size against distance.
Usage
1 | group_size_est(data, group_size, model)
|
Arguments
data |
the data for this analysis |
group_size |
the |
model |
a fitted model |
Value
estimated cluster sizes (numeric vector of length nrow(data)), or NULL if there were no instructions on how to estimate group/cluster size
Author(s)
David L Miller
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