TCEM: Threshold Concentration Effect Model
In npollesch/FishToxTranslator: The Fish Toxicity Translator
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
This simplified effects model uses an lethal concentration for a given percent of the population to determine threshold type effects.
Specifically, a concentration 'lc_conc' and an associated percent 'lc_percent' combined with a time series of daily exposures and
when the 'exposure_concentrations' exceed the 'lc_conc' value, there is an 'lc_percent' decrease in survival that day.
Usage
1
TCEM(exposure_concentrations, lc_conc, lc_percent)
Arguments
lc_conc
Lethal concentration for 'lc_percent' [float]
lc_percent
Percentage lethality in population for 'lc_conc' [float]
Value
Time series of survival decrements for the associated 'exposure_concentrations' time series. [vector]
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
This simplified effects model uses an lethal concentration for a given percent of the population to determine threshold type effects. Specifically, a concentration 'lc_conc' and an associated percent 'lc_percent' combined with a time series of daily exposures and when the 'exposure_concentrations' exceed the 'lc_conc' value, there is an 'lc_percent' decrease in survival that day.
Usage
1 | TCEM(exposure_concentrations, lc_conc, lc_percent)
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Arguments
lc_conc |
Lethal concentration for 'lc_percent' [float] |
lc_percent |
Percentage lethality in population for 'lc_conc' [float] |
Value
Time series of survival decrements for the associated 'exposure_concentrations' time series. [vector]
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