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1 | biascorrect(bcdata, norm = "zscore", minobs = 250, dmap = FALSE, ...)
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bcdata |
The data to be bias-corrected. A list with elements named "obs", "cur", and "fut". |
norm |
The type of normalization to use. See
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minobs |
The minimum number of data points to attempt a bias correction. If there are fewer that this many values in the observations or in the current period model output (e.g., for precipitation in a very dry location), the bias correction falls back on a simple scaling by the ratio of obs mean to cur mean. (If the ratio is undefined, future values are passed through unchanged.) |
dmap |
Logical; if TRUE, returns the |
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Arguments to pass to |
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1 2 3 | x <- "example code"
y <- "more example code"
paste(x, y)
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