Prints a text-based summary of outputs from the individual-based model to the R console.

# S3 method for narwsim
summary(obj, what = "all", relative = FALSE, plot = FALSE, ...)

Arguments

obj

An object of class narwsim, as returned by narw.

what

Character, or character vector, defining which data to summarize. The default ("all") returns a full summary of all model components. See Details for further information.

relative

Logical. If TRUE, percentages are calculated relative to class totals. Defaults to FALSE.

plot

Logical. If TRUE, additional plots are produced.

...

Optional arguments for subsetting.

Details

An overview of individual model components can be obtained as follows:

  • what = "health"

    • Mortality rates by cohort, source, and region

    • Abortion rates (pregnant females)

    • Number of calving events and mean/range of birthing dates

  • what = "movements"

    • Migratory destinations, by cohort

    • Step lengths (i.e., daily travel distances) and migration distances

  • what = "habitat"

    • Proportion of daily locations by cohort, region, and country

    • Numbers of animals visiting each region, by cohort

    • Days spent in each region, by cohort

    • Total number of regions visited by each individual, by cohort

  • what = "behavior"

    • Activity budgets (i.e., time spent traveling vs. feeding vs. resting/nursing), by region and cohort

  • what = "strike"

    • Overall strike rates

    • Strike rates by cohort

    • Strike probabilities by cohort

  • what = "gear"

    • Overall entanglement rates

    • Entanglement rates by cohort

    • Attachment sites of gear (body vs. head)

    • Entanglement frequencies by cohort

    • Entanglement probabilities by cohort

    • Entanglement severity by cohort

  • what = "noise"

    • Received noise levels, by cohort

    • Behavioral response thresholds, by cohort

    • Response durations, by cohort

  • what = "other"

    • Overall mortality rates from other sources

    • Mortality rates from other sources, by cohort

  • what = "stressors" All outputs from "gear", "strike", "noise", and "other"

  • what = "energy"

    • Daily energy intake vs. expenditure, by cohort

    • Daily energy deficit vs. surplus, by cohort

Author

Phil J. Bouchet

Examples