MCMCcoupled | R Documentation |
The MCMCcoupled
class contains the results of a growth prediction
consider parameter variability based on a model
fitted using fit_coupled_growth()
It is a subclass of list with items:
sample: Parameter sample used for the calculations.
simulations: Individual growth curves calculated based on the parameter sample.
quantiles: Tibble with the limits of the credible intervals (5%, 10%, 50%, 90% and 95%) for each time point.
## S3 method for class 'MCMCcoupled'
plot(
x,
y = NULL,
...,
add_factor = NULL,
alpha_conf = 0.5,
fill_conf = "grey",
linetype_conf = 2,
linecol_conf = "grey45",
linetype_pred = 1,
alpha_pred = 0.5,
fill_pred = "grey",
linecol_pred = "grey45",
line_col = "black",
line_type = 1,
line_size = 0.5,
label_y = "logN",
label_x = "time"
)
x |
The object of class |
y |
ignored |
... |
ignored. |
add_factor |
Includes the variation of one environmental factor in the plot. It must be one of the column names in x$env_conditions. |
line_col |
colour of the line representing the median. "black" by default. |
line_type |
linetype for the line representing the median. solid by default. |
line_size |
size of the line representing the median. 1 by default. |
alpha_80 |
transparency of the ribbon for the 80th posterior. .5 by default. |
fill_80 |
fill colour of the ribbon for the 80th posterior. "grey" by default. |
alpha_90 |
transparency of the ribbon for the 90th posterior. .5 by default. |
fill_90 |
fill colour of the ribbon for the 90th posterior. "grey" by default. |
label_y1 |
label of the primary y axis. "logN" by default. |
label_y2 |
label of the secondary y axis. The name of the environmental factor by default. |
line_type2 |
linetype for the line representing the environmental condition. Dashed by default. |
line_col2 |
colour of the line representing the environmental condition. "black" by default. |
line_size2 |
size of the line representing the environmental condition. 1 by default. |
ylims |
limits of the primary y-axis. |
plot(MCMCcoupled)
: plot of predicted growth (prediction band).
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