Description Usage Arguments Note Author(s)
View source: R/default_params_doc.R
This function does nothing. It is intended to inherit is parameters' documentation.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 | default_params_doc(
conditioned_on,
crown_age,
erg,
eri,
ext_rate,
init_n_species,
lambda,
mbd_params,
mbd_params_selector,
mu,
nu,
pbd_params,
pbd_params_selector,
pbd_sim_out,
q,
quantile,
scr,
sir,
sirg,
siri,
spec_rate,
stem_age
)
|
conditioned_on |
what the process is conditioned on. This can be either 'nothing' or 'non_extinction'" |
crown_age |
the crown age, in time units ago |
erg |
extinction rate of a good species |
eri |
extinction rate of an incipient species |
ext_rate |
per-lineage extinction rate |
init_n_species |
initial number of species at the start of simulating a phylogeny. Can be 1 (to start at the stem) or 2 (to start at the crown) |
lambda |
the sympatric speciation rate |
mbd_params |
parameter set for the MBD model, as can be created by create_mbd_params |
mbd_params_selector |
a structure to select MBD parameters, as can be created by create_mbd_params_selector |
mu |
the extinction rate |
nu |
the multiple allopatric speciation trigger rate |
pbd_params |
parameter set for the PBD model, as can be created by create_pbd_params |
pbd_params_selector |
a structure to select PBD parameters, as can be created by create_pbd_params_selector |
pbd_sim_out |
the result of a call to pbd_sim_checked |
q |
the single-lineage speciation probability at a triggered event |
quantile |
a quantile, a value between (and including) zero to (and including) one. |
scr |
speciation completion rate |
sir |
speciation initiation rate |
sirg |
speciation initiation rate of a good species |
siri |
speciation initiation rate of an incipient species |
spec_rate |
per-lineage speciation rate |
stem_age |
the stem age, in time units ago |
This is an internal function, so it should be marked with
@noRd
. This is not done, as this will disallow all
functions to find the documentation parameters
Documentation by Giovanni Laudanno, use of this function by Richel J.C. Bilderbeek
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