This function reads in a results file from running either the PsN command
vpc
or npc
. The function then parses the file and passes the
result to plotting functions.
read.npc.vpc.results(
vpc.results = NULL,
npc.results = NULL,
verbose = FALSE,
...
)
The name of the results file from running the PsN command
vcp
. Often this is named vpc\_results.csv
. If the file is in
a directory different then the working directory then you can define a
relative or absolute path to the file by, for example,
./vpc\_strat\_WT\_4\_mirror\_5/vpc\_results.csv
.
The name of the results file from running the PsN command
npc
. Often this is named npc\_results.csv
. relative or
absolute paths to the file are allowed as for vpc.results
.
Text messages passed to screen or not.
arguments passed to other functions.
A list of values is returned.
The model file
that PsN ran either the npc
or vpc
with
The dependent variable used in the calculations.
The
independent variable used in the calculations. NULL
if
npc.results
is used.
The number of separate tables in the results file.
The conditioning interval
for the stratification variable, only returned if vpc.results
is
used.
The results tables from the results file. this is a list.
One of vpc.results
or npc.results
are necessary. If both or
none are defined then the function does nothing and a NULL
is
returned from the function.
Other PsN functions:
boot.hist()
,
bootscm.import()
,
npc.coverage()
,
randtest.hist()
,
read.vpctab()
,
xpose.VPC.both()
,
xpose.VPC.categorical()
,
xpose.VPC()
,
xpose4-package