scale_hn: Calculate the sigma parameter of a half normal function...
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scale_hn R Documentation
Calculate the sigma parameter of a half normal function associated to a effective strip width
Description
This function comes from the pelaDSM package. This functions allows to calculate the sigma of a half normal detection function according to the effective strip width esw decided for the detection quality.
Usage
scale_hn(esw, lower = 0.001, upper = 5)
Arguments
esw
numeric. Effective strip width in km.
lower
numeric. Lower range of search.
upper
numeric. Upper range of search.
Value
numeric. The sigma parmater of a half normal function associated with a esw value.
Examples
scale_hn(esw = 0.16)
# sigma = 0.128
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Calculate the sigma parameter of a half normal function associated to a effective strip width
Description
This function comes from the pelaDSM package. This functions allows to calculate the sigma of a half normal detection function according to the effective strip width esw decided for the detection quality.
Usage
scale_hn(esw, lower = 0.001, upper = 5)
Arguments
esw |
numeric. Effective strip width in km. |
lower |
numeric. Lower range of search. |
upper |
numeric. Upper range of search. |
Value
numeric. The sigma parmater of a half normal function associated with a esw value.
Examples
scale_hn(esw = 0.16) # sigma = 0.128
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