nbcurve.legacy: Norberg function
In ctkremer/growthTools: Tools for analyzing time series of microbial abundances to estimate growth rates
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Description
See Norberg et al. 2001, Thomas et al. 2012
Usage
1
nbcurve.legacy(x, copt, w, a, b)
Arguments
x
Temperature
copt
Competitive optimum temperature
w
Thermal niche width
a
ln(Exponential intercept)
b
Exponential scaling
Details
Note that with the original formulation, 'Optimum temperature' is the temperature at
which growth rate coincides with the exponential portion of this equation. Only if b
is exactly 0 will this match the temperature at which a species achieves its highest
growth rate. See Thomas et al. 2012 for more on this, and nbcurve() for an
alternative formulation.
Value
Predicted exponential growth rate at temperature x
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
See Norberg et al. 2001, Thomas et al. 2012
Usage
1 | nbcurve.legacy(x, copt, w, a, b)
|
Arguments
x |
Temperature |
copt |
Competitive optimum temperature |
w |
Thermal niche width |
a |
ln(Exponential intercept) |
b |
Exponential scaling |
Details
Note that with the original formulation, 'Optimum temperature' is the temperature at
which growth rate coincides with the exponential portion of this equation. Only if b
is exactly 0 will this match the temperature at which a species achieves its highest
growth rate. See Thomas et al. 2012 for more on this, and nbcurve() for an
alternative formulation.
Value
Predicted exponential growth rate at temperature x
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