fmmax.ab: fmmax.ab
In tmcd82070/EoAR: Evidence of Absence Regression (EoAR)
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
Examples
Description
Compute the maximum M (mortality) we need to worry about
during EoA and EoAR calculations.
Usage
1
fmmax.ab(x, pBa, pBb)
Arguments
x
The number of carcasses (number of successes).
pBa
The alpha parameter of g's Beta distribution
pBb
The beta parameter of g's Beta distribution
Value
The M with less than 0.0001 probability of occurring.
Author(s)
Dan Dalthorp
Examples
1
2
3
beta.params <- data.frame(alpha=231.59, beta=2239.925)
x <- 40
fmmax.ab(x, beta.params$alpha, beta.params$beta)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
Description
Compute the maximum M (mortality) we need to worry about during EoA and EoAR calculations.
Usage
1 | fmmax.ab(x, pBa, pBb)
|
Arguments
x |
The number of carcasses (number of successes). |
pBa |
The alpha parameter of g's Beta distribution |
pBb |
The beta parameter of g's Beta distribution |
Value
The M with less than 0.0001 probability of occurring.
Author(s)
Dan Dalthorp
Examples
1 2 3 | beta.params <- data.frame(alpha=231.59, beta=2239.925)
x <- 40
fmmax.ab(x, beta.params$alpha, beta.params$beta)
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