plot_s | R Documentation |
This function estimates the survival from a kernel density estimate of the data of recovered individuals. It uses the data of all areas of origin at once.
plot_s(
mark_recapture_object,
pdf = FALSE,
true_values_available = FALSE,
draw_boundaries = FALSE,
xlb = NULL,
zlim = c(0, 1),
lon = NULL,
lat = NULL,
no_ci = FALSE,
profile_of_parameter = NULL
)
mark_recapture_object |
object of class mark_recapture_object (see mark_recapture_object()) |
pdf |
logical, saves image as pdf-file if TRUE. Defaults to FALSE. |
true_values_available |
logical, use TRUE for simulated data, FALSE for real-world data. Defaults to FALSE. |
draw_boundaries |
logical, country boundaries will be drawn, if TRUE. Only works if coordinates are in longitude/latitude system. Defaults to FALSE. |
xlb |
if not NULL, it zooms the plot to the limits given by xlim and ylim |
zlim |
boundaries in the direction of survival values |
lon |
vector of longitude. Defaults to NULL. |
lat |
vector of latitude. Defaults to NULL. |
no_ci |
suppresses drawing the confidence interval, even if bootstrap information is in the mark_recapture_object. Defaults to FALSE. |
profile_of_parameter |
sf-object containing the information of the profile line, along which the values of a parameter can be plotted including the bootstrap confidence interval. If this information is given, the profile line will be plotted |
vector of length res with survival probabilities dependent on space
plot_s(mro1D, true_values_available = TRUE)
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