lmBuffer: Linear models from a random sample

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) Examples

Description

Linear models from a random sample

A R package for sample randomization and to build linear models for buffers with different radii, but excluding overlap between observations

Usage

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lmBuffer(respData, distData, respName, predName, plotVar, rBuff = 1000,
  nSample = 50, maxRand = 10, minRand = 4)

Arguments

respData

Data frame with the reponse variables

distData

A distance data matrix from samples in respData

respName

A vector of names (characters) of the respose variables in respData. Only those are used to generate the linear models

predName

Name of the predict variable present in respData

plotVar

Column name with plot code in respData

rBuff

Radius size of buffer. Single integer

nSample

Number of random samples to draw

maxRand

Maximum number of plot in each random sample

minRand

Minimum number of plot in each random sample

Details

Package: lmBuffer
Version: 0.01
Date: 2016-06-01
Licence: GPL (>=2)

Using a vector of buffer radii to random sample observations without overlap at the buffer size

Value

Return a data frame with slope and r-squared for each sample draw

Author(s)

Alexandre Adalardo de Oliveira aleadalardo@gmail.com

Melina Oliveira Melito melinamelito@gmail.com Create a list from a matrix index

Examples

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data(respData)
data(distData)
#' respName <- c("sum.biom", "mean.biom", "prop.pion", "density")
plotVar <- "parcela"
predName <- "forest"
rBuff = 1000
applyBuff(respData, distData=distData, respName, predName, plotVar, rBuff = rBuff, nSample = 5, maxRand = 10, minRand = 4)
data(respData)
data(distData)
respName <- c("sum.biom", "mean.biom", "prop.pion", "density")
plotVar <- "parcela"
predName <- "forest"
rBuff <- seq(100, 1500, by=100)
applyBuff(respData, distData=distData, respName, predName, plotVar, rBuff = seq(100, 1500, by=100), nSample = 5, maxRand = 10, minRand = 4)

adalardo/lmBuffer documentation built on May 10, 2019, 5:13 a.m.