genCycle: Generate cycle lines
In TESA-workshops/TESAsamSim: Closed-loop salmon simulator for 2021 TESA workshop
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Examples
View source: R/generateCycle.R
Description
This function generates cycle lines necessary to model Fraser River stocks
exhibiting delayed density dependence (e.g. Lower Shuswap). Note that it is
not a universal function - it can only generate four year cycles and assumes
that the observed data begins after 1900.
Usage
1
genCycle(firstObs, simLength)
Arguments
firstObs
A numeric representing the first year of observed data.
simLength
A numeric representing the length of the simulation period.
Details
Depends on the helper function checkInteger.
Value
Returns a numeric vector representing cycle line IDs for output data
with length(simLength).
Examples
1
genCycle(firstObs = 2009, simLength = 50)
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
View source: R/generateCycle.R
Description
This function generates cycle lines necessary to model Fraser River stocks exhibiting delayed density dependence (e.g. Lower Shuswap). Note that it is not a universal function - it can only generate four year cycles and assumes that the observed data begins after 1900.
Usage
1 | genCycle(firstObs, simLength)
|
Arguments
firstObs |
A numeric representing the first year of observed data. |
simLength |
A numeric representing the length of the simulation period. |
Details
Depends on the helper function checkInteger.
Value
Returns a numeric vector representing cycle line IDs for output data
with length(simLength).
Examples
1 | genCycle(firstObs = 2009, simLength = 50)
|
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