Description Usage Arguments Value Note Author(s) See Also Examples
Generate parametric bootstrap samples for vital rate objects (e.g. class growthObj, survObj, fecObj, etc.) from estimated parameters and the variance covariance matrix that defines them using a multivariate normal distribution. It is helpful when building multiple IPMs for study of parameter uncertainty or stochastic dynamics.
1 2 3 4 5 6 | sampleVitalRateObj(
Obj,
nSamp=100,
nDiscreteGrowthTransitions=NULL,
nDiscreteOffspringTransitions = NULL,
nOffspring = NULL)
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Obj |
a growth or survival object with a slot named "fit" containing an lm or glm, etc., or a fertility object with a slot named "fitFec" for |
nSamp |
desired number of samples from the multivariate normal. |
nDiscreteGrowthTransitions |
number of transitions used to estimate a discreteTrans object. This is used to estimate the correct variance for sampling the discreteTrans object. It is only required if a discreteTransObject is provided. |
nDiscreteOffspringTransitions |
number of transitions used to estimate transition probabilities between discrete offspring stages (stored in the @offspringSplitter slot of a fecObj). This is used to estimate the correct variance for the sampling. It is only required if a fecObject is provided. |
nOffspring |
number of transitions used to the offspring size distribution (stored in the @offspringRel and @offspringsd slots of a fecObj). This is used to estimate the correct variance for the sampling. It is only required if a fecObject is provided. |
The output is list of the provided vital rate object with different parameter values in each list element, e.g. a list of growth or survival objects containing an lm or glm; or fertility objects likewise.
This function has replaced the functionality of getListRegObjects and getListRegObjects. Those functions are no longer supported but have been hidden (.getListRegObjects and .getListRegObjects) and can be accessed for backward compatibility.
Cory Merow, C. Jessica E. Metcalf, Sean M. McMahon, Roberto Salguero-Gomez, Eelke Jongejans.
sampleIPM
,sampleIPMOutput
,sampleSequentialIPMs
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# Sample Vital Rate Objects
# Parametric bootstrap sample for a growth object
dff <- generateData(type='discrete')
gr1 <- makeGrowthObj(dff)
gr1List=sampleVitalRateObj(gr1,nSamp=9)
# Parametric bootstrap sample for a survival object
sv1 <- makeSurvObj(dff)
sv1List=sampleVitalRateObj(sv1,nSamp=9)
# Parametric bootstrap sample for a fecundity object
fv1 <- makeFecObj(dff)
fv1List=sampleVitalRateObj(
fv1,nSamp=9,
nDiscreteOffspringTransitions =100,
nOffspring=100)
# Parametric bootstrap sample for a discrete transition object
dt1 <- makeDiscreteTrans(dff)
dt1List=sampleVitalRateObj(
dt1,nSamp=9,
nDiscreteGrowthTransitions=100)
# ===========================================================================
# Make a list of growth/survival (P) matrices (omitting fecundity)
Pmatrixlist=sampleIPM(
growObjList=gr1List,
survObjList=sv1List,
fecObjList =NULL,
nBigMatrix = 20, minSize = -5, maxSize = 20)
# plot results
par(mfrow=c(3,3))
lapply(Pmatrixlist,image)
# Combine the list of fecundity objects with a single survival
# and growth object in a list of IPMs to look at just the impact
# of uncertainty in fecundity parameter estimates on population
# growth rate
IPMlist2=sampleIPM(
growObjList=list(gr1),
survObjList=list(sv1),
fecObjList =fv1List,
discreteTransList=list(dt1),
nBigMatrix = 20, minSize = -5, maxSize = 20)
# plot results
lapply(IPMlist2,image)
# Combine the lists of all vital rate objects in a list of IPMs
# to look at the impact of uncertainty in all parameters on population
# growth rate
IPMlist3=sampleIPM(
growObjList=gr1List,
survObjList=sv1List,
fecObjList =fv1List,
discreteTransList=list(dt1),
nBigMatrix = 20, minSize = -5, maxSize = 20)
# plot results
lapply(IPMlist3,image)
# ===========================================================================
# Summarize the outputs
# Get uncertainty in passage time from the list of growth/survival matrices
IPMout1=sampleIPMOutput(PMatrixList=Pmatrixlist)
qLE=apply(IPMout1[['LE']],2,quantile,probs=c(.025,.5,.975))
plot(IPMout1$meshpoints,qLE[2,],type='l',ylim=c(0,max(qLE)))
lines(IPMout1$meshpoints,qLE[1,],type='l',lty=3)
lines(IPMout1$meshpoints,qLE[3,],type='l',lty=3)
# Get uncertainty in lambda from the list of IPMs where only
# fecundity varied
IPMout2=sampleIPMOutput(IPMList=IPMlist2)
qlambda=quantile(IPMout2[['lambda']],probs=c(.025,.5,.975))
boxplot(IPMout2[['lambda']])
# Get uncertainty in lambda and passage time from size 5
#to a series of size from the list of IPMs where all vital rates varied
IPMout3=sampleIPMOutput(
IPMList=IPMlist3,
passageTimeTargetSize=c(10),
sizeToAgeStartSize=c(5),
sizeToAgeTargetSize=c(6,7,8,9,10))
qlambda=quantile(IPMout3[['lambda']],probs=c(.025,.5,.975))
boxplot(IPMout3[['resAge']])
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