randomNET: Generate a random network
In KiranLDA/migflow: Calculates the maximum flow through a network

This function generates a random migratory network

randomNET(nsites = 10, nedges = "ALL", nbreeding = 3,
  nwintering = 4, pop = 1e+05, mean_dist = 2000, sd_dist = 1000,
  Latrange = c(-20, 40), Lonrange = c(-10, 10), Poprange = c(100,
  10000), toplot = TRUE)

`nsites`	number of sites to be generated in the network
`nedges`	number of edges in the network. If all sites should be connected then use nedges="ALL"
`nbreeding`	Number of breeding sites
`nwintering`	Number of wintering sites
`pop`	population size flowing through network
`mean_dist`	average distance the species can travel (this can be estimated from real data)
`sd_dist`	standard deviation of the distances a species can travel (this can be estimated from real data)
`Latrange`	geographic range of species, by default latitude restricted to c(-20,40),
`Lonrange`	geographic range of species, by default longitude restricted to c(-10,10),
`Poprange`	min and max population sizes to be randomly generated, by default c(100,10000)
`toplot`	TRUE/FALSE to determine whether the output is plotted or not

a list containting the network which was randomly generated, the tracks that were randomly generated, and the sites that were randomly generated for animals to use.

KiranLDA/migflow documentation built on Aug. 8, 2019, 8:55 p.m.