wrap_abundance_dist_around_Xu_problem | R Documentation |
Note that this function doesn't care where you got the abundances, i.e., they don't have to have come from the lognormal generator. It can be any abundance set that you want, as long as it contains at least as many species sitting on exactly 2 patches as the base Xu problem has. It can have more than the Xu problem, but not less.
wrap_abundance_dist_around_Xu_problem( starting_dir, parameters, rounded_abundances, Xu_bdprob, dep_set_PUs_eligible, tot_num_PUs_in_landscape, seed_value_for_search_list, allow_imperfect_wrap, search_outfile_name_base, search_outfile_name, wrap_prob_name_stem = "wrap_prob", cor_dir_name_stem = "cor" )
starting_dir |
character string |
parameters |
parameters list for the run, usually derived from project.yaml and can have a varying number and set of elements depending on the run |
rounded_abundances |
DESCRIPTION. |
Xu_bdprob |
DESCRIPTION. |
dep_set_PUs_eligible |
DESCRIPTION. |
tot_num_PUs_in_landscape |
DESCRIPTION. |
seed_value_for_search_list |
blah |
allow_imperfect_wrap |
blah |
search_outfile_name_base |
character string |
search_outfile_name |
character string |
wrap_prob_name_stem |
string |
cor_dir_name_stem |
string |
Returns a Xu_wrapped_bd_problem
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