partition_tempdev: Alternative temperature deviate scheme 3: The grid is...
In beeysian/cairnsmozzie: Agent-based model of Wolbachia release in a nice tidy package
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Alternative temperature deviate scheme 3:
The grid is partitioned into land types, proportional in size
to the land type's frequency in the "realistic" land types.
The order in which each partition appears is randomly generated.
This requires initialise_enzyme_wmicroclim to have run first, and
landtype.df must be loaded into the global environment.
Usage
1
partition_tempdev(landtype.df, noLandTypes, typeTempDevs)
Arguments
landtype.df
Dataframe of each grid space lat/long, their "realistic" land type,
their "realistic" temperature deviate, and their grid ID.
noLandTypes
Number of land types.
typeTempDevs
Vector of temperature deviates. Must be of length noLandTypes.
Value
A vector of randomly assigned LandTypes.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Alternative temperature deviate scheme 3: The grid is partitioned into land types, proportional in size to the land type's frequency in the "realistic" land types. The order in which each partition appears is randomly generated. This requires initialise_enzyme_wmicroclim to have run first, and landtype.df must be loaded into the global environment.
Usage
1 | partition_tempdev(landtype.df, noLandTypes, typeTempDevs)
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Arguments
landtype.df |
Dataframe of each grid space lat/long, their "realistic" land type, their "realistic" temperature deviate, and their grid ID. |
noLandTypes |
Number of land types. |
typeTempDevs |
Vector of temperature deviates. Must be of length noLandTypes. |
Value
A vector of randomly assigned LandTypes.
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