Description Usage Arguments Details
View source: R/process-redcolobus-data.R
It does so by choosing a random line from the scan data, and then checks if Individual (1) and NN (1) are both adult and have the sex according to arguments 'ind_sex_permutation' and 'nn_sex_permutation'.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | permute_scan_data(
ind_nn_single_timeperiod,
presence_df,
ind_sex_permutation = c("Male", "Female"),
nn_sex_permutation = c("Male", "Female"),
flips_per_permutation,
show_i = FALSE
)
|
ind_nn_single_timeperiod |
based on ind_nn_df created with 'prep_red_colobus_ind_nn_data()' |
presence_df |
Dataframe created with 'get_presence_rc' |
ind_sex_permutation |
default 'c("Male", "Female")' |
nn_sex_permutation |
default 'c("Male", "Female")' |
flips_per_permutation |
Number of iterations ('NN flips') per permutation |
show_i |
Show progress |
Then, a second (random) row is chosen, and the same checks are done for Individual (2) and NN (2). Furthermore, it is controlled that NN1 was present at date of second row, and NN2 present at date of first row.
If these conditions are met, the two NNs are flipped.
This procedure is repeated 'flips_per_permutation' times.
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