fit_xrange

Define the climate gradient to fit the <code>pdfs</code>.

Applies the CREST climate reconstruction
method. It can be used using the calibration data that can be obtained
through the package or by importing private data. An ensemble of
graphical outputs were designed to facilitate the use of the
package and the interpretation of the results. More information can
be obtained from Chevalier (2022) <doi:10.5194/cp-18-821-2022>.

Manuel Chevalier

crestr

A Probabilistic Approach to Reconstruct Past Climates Using
Palaeoecological Datasets

fit_xrange function

<dl><dt>ccs</dt>
<dd>A <code>ccs</code> object returned by <code>calib_clim_space</code>.</dd>
<dt>shape</dt>
<dd>The imposed shape of the species <code>pdfs</code>. We recommend using
'normal' for temperature variables and 'lognormal' for the
variables that can only take positive values, such as
precipitation or aridity. Default is 'normal' for all.</dd>
<dt>bin_width</dt>
<dd>The width of the bins used to correct for unbalanced climate
state. Use values that split the studied climate gradient in
15-25 classes (e.g. 2°C for temperature variables). Default is 1.</dd>
<dt>npoints</dt>
<dd>The number of points to be used to fit the <code>pdfs</code>. Default 200.</dd></dl>

Arguments

Define the climate gradient to fit the pdfs. — fit_xrange

<dl>

<dt>ccs</dt>
<dd>A <code>ccs</code> object returned by <code>calib_clim_space</code>.</dd>


<dt>shape</dt>
<dd>The imposed shape of the species <code>pdfs</code>. We recommend using
'normal' for temperature variables and 'lognormal' for the
variables that can only take positive values, such as
precipitation or aridity. Default is 'normal' for all.</dd>


<dt>bin_width</dt>
<dd>The width of the bins used to correct for unbalanced climate
state. Use values that split the studied climate gradient in
15-25 classes (e.g. 2°C for temperature variables). Default is 1.</dd>


<dt>npoints</dt>
<dd>The number of points to be used to fit the <code>pdfs</code>. Default 200.</dd>

</dl>

fit_xrange: Define the climate gradient to fit the `pdfs`.

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