VAST | R Documentation |
Analyze spatial variatoin in multiple variables representing data species, ages, size-classes, etc. This can be used to implement many types of analysis including:
species distribution models with residual spatial and spatio-temporal variation, as well as covariates affecting density and catchability
joint species distribution models (both static and dynamic)
empirical orthogonal function (EOF) analysis,
vector autoregressive modelling,
spatial factor analysis,
standardization and biomass-expansion of spatially unbalanced samples
Features are built to be compatible among model types, e.g., by allowing catchability and density covariates to be included in EOF analysis.
See fit_model
for a simple example of high-level wrapper functions for using VAST.
VAST
for general documentation, make_settings
for generic settings, fit_model
for model fitting, and plot_results
for generic plots
VAST wiki https://github.com/James-Thorson-NOAA/VAST/wiki for examples documenting many different use-cases and features.
GitHub mainpage https://github.com/James-Thorson-NOAA/VAST#description for a list of user resources and publications documenting features
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