get_pop_for_rg: return a population drawn at random from those in a reporting...
In eriqande/lowergranite: assessing variability of abundances of salmon in different strata
Description
pass this a vector of reporting group names and a list of the
populations in each of those, and this creates a vector of populations
sampled uniformly from within each rg
Usage
1
get_pop_for_rg(ru.list, sampled_rgs)
Arguments
ru.list
list whose names are reporting units and components are vectors of population names
sampled_rgs
a vector of reporting units (denoting the stock of each fish for example)
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Description
pass this a vector of reporting group names and a list of the populations in each of those, and this creates a vector of populations sampled uniformly from within each rg
Usage
1 | get_pop_for_rg(ru.list, sampled_rgs)
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Arguments
ru.list |
list whose names are reporting units and components are vectors of population names |
sampled_rgs |
a vector of reporting units (denoting the stock of each fish for example) |
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