IPMboundary: Define the boundaries of the IPM

In cdbernard/particles: What the Package Does (One Line, Title Case)

Define the boundaries of the IPM

Description

This function defines the limits of the Integral Population Model based on The min/max values and optional buffer distance. Minimum and maximum values can be based on empirical data using (min - or max(data, na.rm=TRUE)) or prescribed.

Usage

IPMboundary(
  minValue = NA,
  maxValue = NA,
  jointBuffer = NA,
  minBuffer = NA,
  maxBuffer = NA,
  minDomain = NA,
  maxDomain = NA
)

Arguments

minValue	minimum value
maxValue	maximum value
jointBuffer	percentage buffer applied to minimum and maximum values - bypasses min/max buffer
minBuffer	percentage buffer applied to the minimum value
minDomain	lower floor on potential values - bypasses the values and buffer
maxDomain	upper ceiling on potential values - bypasses the values and buffer

Value

Two dimensional boundary on the continuous variable of the integral population model

Examples

IPMboundary(minValue = 2, maxValue = 8, jointBuffer = 0.2)
IPMboundary(minValue = 2, maxValue = 8, minBuffer = 0.2, maxBuffer = 0.05)
IPMboundary(minDomain = 1.5, maxDomain = 10)

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