retentionmort_figure {retmort} | R Documentation |
Generate a .html markdown file of preliminary figures pertaining from either the retenionmort() or retentionmort_generation() function.
Description
By inputing the datacomp
dataframe, this function will save a markdown file
in the working directory named retentionmort.html
that provides helpful
information on the error associated with the number of recaptured individuals
compared to the expected number provided by the model. Some figures will be
less applicable for the field data application using the retentionmort()
function due to a low sample size, specifically figures 5 and 6.
Usage
retentionmort_figure(datacomp)
Arguments
datacomp |
The file generated from either the retentionmort() or retentionmort_generation() functions. |
Value
This function will return one markdown file named retentionmort.html
in your
current working directory listing some helpful information for analyzing
model data generated from the retentionmort() or retentionmort_generation()
functions
Examples
#Using retentionmort_generation() to produce multiple iterations of data to
#run the model through
datacomp = retentionmort_generation()
Rmark = file.path(tempdir(),retentionmort_figure(datacomp))
unlink("retentionmort.Rmd")
unlink("retentionmort.html")
#Creating a dataset with test_dataset_retentionmort() and running the
#retentionmort() function
ret_env <- new.env()
data<- test_dataset_retentionmort()
list2env(data, envir = ret_env)
datacomp = retentionmort(n_c1=ret_env$n_c1, nT=ret_env$nT,
TaL=ret_env$TaL, c=ret_env$c, R=ret_env$R, err=ret_env$err)
#Creating the markdown on datacomp
Rmark = file.path(tempdir(),retentionmort_figure(datacomp))
unlink("retentionmort.Rmd")
unlink("retentionmort.html")