frair_responses: FRAIR responses
In dpritchard/frair: Tools for Functional Response Analysis
Description
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Description
Available predator-prey functional responses.
Usage
1
2
Arguments
show
A logical. If TRUE, information is printed to screen and nothing is returned.
Details
frair_responses is both a vector of useful information (via show=TRUE) and a vehicle to keep track of implemented functional responses. The latter is enforced by matching responses supplied to frair_fit to the names returned by frair_responses(show=FALSE).
Author(s)
Daniel Pritchard
Examples
1
2
resp_known <- names(frair_responses(show=FALSE))
frair_responses(show=TRUE)
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Description Usage Arguments Details Author(s) Examples
Description
Available predator-prey functional responses.
Usage
1 2 |
Arguments
show |
A logical. If TRUE, information is printed to screen and nothing is returned. |
Details
frair_responses is both a vector of useful information (via show=TRUE) and a vehicle to keep track of implemented functional responses. The latter is enforced by matching responses supplied to frair_fit to the names returned by frair_responses(show=FALSE).
Author(s)
Daniel Pritchard
Examples
1 2 | resp_known <- names(frair_responses(show=FALSE))
frair_responses(show=TRUE)
|
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