plot.power: Plot results of power analysis
In dsouthwell/TestPackagev2: Spatially explicit power analysis in dynamic landscapes
Description
This function plots results of the power analysis. It first unpacks the list generated by the foreach function and estimates power given the number of simulations
and the number of cores used. Power is plotted for each species on a single figure. Users can then scroll through separate plots for power at a park level if it park.power = TRUE
Usage
1
plot.power(pwr, n.species, nsims, effect.size, n.park, species.list, n.cores)
Arguments
pwr
An array containing the results of the power analysis
n.species
The number of species in which to estimate power
nsims
The number of simulations across each core
effect.size
A vector specifying the proportional decline in occupancy
n.park
The number of nested management units in which to estimate power
species.list
A vector specifying the name of each species analysed
n.cores
A matrix specifying the name of each species analysed and the relevant detection method
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Description
This function plots results of the power analysis. It first unpacks the list generated by the foreach function and estimates power given the number of simulations and the number of cores used. Power is plotted for each species on a single figure. Users can then scroll through separate plots for power at a park level if it park.power = TRUE
Usage
1 | plot.power(pwr, n.species, nsims, effect.size, n.park, species.list, n.cores)
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Arguments
pwr |
An array containing the results of the power analysis |
n.species |
The number of species in which to estimate power |
nsims |
The number of simulations across each core |
effect.size |
A vector specifying the proportional decline in occupancy |
n.park |
The number of nested management units in which to estimate power |
species.list |
A vector specifying the name of each species analysed |
n.cores |
A matrix specifying the name of each species analysed and the relevant detection method |
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