View source: R/Index_functions.R
| Index.Summary | R Documentation |
Index.Summary
Index.Summary(
Y,
X,
grid,
models,
model.name = c("Poisson", "NB", "ZIP", "ZINB", "Nominal")
)
Y |
numeric vector representing response variable. In the case of a relative abundance index, this would represent your CPUE measure |
X |
numeric vector representing the primary covariate of interest. As such, this is the variable you are wanting to get a predicted "effect" for over a range of values this variable can take. |
grid |
prediction grid. This most commonly would be created via a call
to |
models |
character vector of named models for which you want to get an index summary for |
model.name |
character vector defining model type. All values of the character vector must take one of five defined values:
|
list the same length as models that contains summary
statistics for each model explored
Other Model Evaluation:
Index.Grid(),
disp()
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