run_full_BASS_w_selection-defunct | R Documentation |
Running this function will run BASS on both study areas and sample units within those study areas. It will return a selection of sample units with associated costs and habitats.
study_areas_hab_cost |
A list of study area hexagons, costs, and habitat characteristics. See naming above. |
Number_of_Study_areas |
Number of Study Areas to select |
Number_of_sample_units |
Number of Sample Units to select |
Size_of_HSS |
Size of they Hypothetical Sample Set |
Number_of_HSS |
Number of iterations in the hypothetical sample set |
Weight_of_benfit |
Weight of benefit in selection probabilties. |
LandCoverType |
String with identifer for both the land cover hexagons and their code within that tibble |
RemovedLayers_ |
Layers to remove from benefit calculation must be in format of c(-var1, -var2, -var3) |
Area_of_interest |
Area of interest in tibble with StudyAreaID |
RandomSeed |
Random seet to use in GRTS |
calculate_benefits |
Should you calculate benefits or are they included in benefit_df |
only_calculate_benefits |
Do you only want to calculate benefits or complete the full run |
benefit_dfs |
If calculate_benefits is TRUE need some data.frames with benefits. |
returnALL |
do you return the GRTS object, as well as the selection probs. (Can be used later to calculate spatial balance) |
oversample |
Proportion of sites to oversample, used for both study areas and sample units |
weighted_benefits_df |
list of data frames with weight and land covers for benefit calculation |
Non |
random set of study areas and sample units in form of named list. |
List of sample units and a summary comparing land cover to the local area
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