- x
a mob_out class object
- stat
a character string that specifies what statistic should be used
in the effect size plots. Options include: c('b0', 'b1', 'r', 'r2',
'r2adj', 'f')
for the beta-coefficients, person correlation coefficient,
r-squared, adjusted r-squared, and F-statistic respectively. If the
explanatory variable is a factor then 'b1'
is the only reasonable
option. The default is set to the regression slope 'b1'
because this
appears to have the strongest statistical power.
- log2
a character string specifying if the x- or y-axis should be
rescale by log base 2. Only applies when display == 'S ~ effort' | 'S
~ effort'
. Options include: c('', 'x', 'y', 'xy')
for no
rescaling, x-axis, y-axis, and both x and y-axes respectively. Default is
set to no rescaling.
- scale_by
a character string specifying if sampling effort should be
rescaled. Options include: NULL
, 'indiv'
, and 'plot'
for no rescaling, rescaling to number of individuals, and rescaling
to number of plots respectively. The rescaling is carried out using
mob_out$density_stat
.
- display
a string that specifies what graphical panels to display.
Options include:
S ~ expl
... plot of S versus the explanatory variable
S ~ effort
... plot of S versus sampling effort (i.e., a
rarefaction curve)
effect ~ expl
... plot of agg., N, and SAD effect size
versus explanatory variable
stat ~ effort
... plot of summary statistic versus sampling
effort
Defaults to 'S ~ effort'
, 'effect ~ expl'
, and 'stat ~ effort'
.
- eff_sub_effort
Boolean which determines if only a subset of efforts
will be considered in the plot of effect size (i.e., when
display = 'effect ~ expl'
. Defaults to TRUE to declutter the plots.
- eff_log_base
a positive real number that determines the base of the
logarithm that efforts were be distributed across, the larger this number
the fewer efforts will be displayed.
- eff_disp_pts
Boolean to display the raw effect points, defaults to TRUE
- eff_disp_smooth
Boolean to display the regressions used to summarize
the linear effect of the explanatory variable on the effect sizes, defaults
to FALSE
- ...
parameters passed to other functions