flag_dead_fish: Uses movement information to determine the living status of...
In jBernardADFG/telprep: Quick and automatic processing of aerial telemetry data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
An ad hoc algorithm is used to determine the living status of fish. Basically, if a fish moves less than dist_thresh km for all consecutive detection periods following the detection, the fish will be flagged as dead. Euclidean distance is currently used. To determine the survival status of fish using a statistical approach that incorporates mortality sensor information use hmm_survival.
Usage
1
flag_dead_fish(best_detects, dist_thresh = 10)
Arguments
dist_thresh
See description.
Value
Returns a data.frame where $MortFlag=T if a fish has been flagged as dead.
Examples
1
2
flagged_fish <- flag_dead_fish(best_detects)
head(flagged_fish)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
An ad hoc algorithm is used to determine the living status of fish. Basically, if a fish moves less than dist_thresh km for all consecutive detection periods following the detection, the fish will be flagged as dead. Euclidean distance is currently used. To determine the survival status of fish using a statistical approach that incorporates mortality sensor information use hmm_survival.
Usage
1 | flag_dead_fish(best_detects, dist_thresh = 10)
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Arguments
dist_thresh |
See description. |
Value
Returns a data.frame where $MortFlag=T if a fish has been flagged as dead.
Examples
1 2 | flagged_fish <- flag_dead_fish(best_detects)
head(flagged_fish)
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