eq15_Pkpg | R Documentation |
Equation 15: Proportion in of pairsin sink habitat which are between poor males and good females (P.kpg)
eq15_Pkpg(W2, K.bc, K.bk, B.mk, B.fk)
W2 |
Population vector |
K.bc |
carrying capacity |
K.bk |
carrying capacity |
B.mk |
males allocated to sink |
B.fk |
females allocated to sink |
P.kpg Proportion of pairs in sink (k) habitat where male originates from poor (p) and female originated from good (g) winter habitat
# Standard example
## Set population vector and carrying capacities
W2. <- c(10, 10,10, 10)
W2. <- setNames(W2., c("mg","fg","mp","fp"))
K.bc. <- 10
K.bk. <- 10
## Assign birds from populatin vector to source or sink habitat using "Bxx" equation
B.fc. <- eq04_Bfc(W2 = W2., K.bc.)
B.fk. <- eq05_Bfk(W2 = W2., K.bc = K.bc., K.bk = K.bk.)
B.mc. <- eq06_Bmc(W2 = W2., K.bc = K.bc.)
B.mk. <- eq07_Bmk(W2 = W2., K.bc = K.bc., B.fk = B.fk.)
## Set up pairings between poor and good using equation 15
eq15_Pkpg(W2 = W2., K.bc = K.bc., K.bk = K.bk., B.mk = B.mk., B.fk =B.fk.)
# Use the test_P_df_maker() function to generate data
## This isn't very efficient but gets the job done of making test data with less code.
## Note that all classes have the same number of birds
td <- test_P_df_maker(wmin=10, wmax=10, wstep=1, kmin = 10, kmax=10, kstep=1)
W2. <- setNames(td[1:4], c("mg","fg","mp","fp"))
eq15_Pkpg(W2 = W2., K.bc = td$K.bc, K.bk = td$K.bk, B.mk = td$B.mk, B.fk = td$B.fk)
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