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Currently partial only allows the visualization of the direct response function on the linear or link scale. However much more common question would be to assess where - on the full range of a single or two covariates - the observed data fall in terms of occurrence density.
Proposition is thus to expand the partial scripts with an additional function that allows to quickly visualize the coverage in light of the available and provided data.
Add new function partial_density. Output always a ggplot object.
Ensure that different data types work
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[Visualization] Implement a simple function for marginal response over the environmental space
[Visualization] Implement a simple function to visualize the marginal response over the environmental space
Jul 12, 2023
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* Pre-party commit. Similarity still not working yet.
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* Update CITATION.cff
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* Smaller bug fixes and name sanitations
* Update CITATION.cff
* Prelunch commit. Some smaller fixes to make writing and loading models work
* Update CITATION.cff
* Pre-party commit. Similarity still not working yet.
* Update CITATION.cff
* Several updates, most notably improved 5 parameter Richards curve for offset calculations
* Re-build README.md
* Attempt to fix ci-error in tests
* Small fix for tests
* another attempt for ci fix
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* Small bugfix related to ensemble and min/max of terra
* Update tests for ensemble
* Addition of MCP limits to `distribution`
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* Started with implementation of check function #45
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Co-authored-by: Maximilian Hesselbarth <mhk.hesselbarth@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: mhesselbarth <mhesselbarth@users.noreply.github.com>
Currently
partial
only allows the visualization of the direct response function on the linear or link scale. However much more common question would be to assess where - on the full range of a single or two covariates - the observed data fall in terms of occurrence density.Proposition is thus to expand the
partial
scripts with an additional function that allows to quickly visualize the coverage in light of the available and provided data.partial_density
. Output always aggplot
object.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: