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secr (version 3.0.1)

subset.popn: Subset popn Object

Description

Retain selected rows of a popn object.

Usage

# S3 method for popn
subset(x, subset = NULL, sessions = NULL, poly = NULL,
    poly.habitat = TRUE, keep.poly = TRUE, renumber = FALSE, …)

Arguments

x
popn object
subset
vector to subscript the rows of x
sessions
vector to subscript sessions if x is a multi-session population
poly
bounding polygon (see Details)
poly.habitat
logical for whether poly represents habitat or its inverse (non-habitat)
keep.poly
logical; if TRUE any bounding polygon is saved as the attribute `polygon'
renumber
logical for whether to renumber rows in output
arguments passed to other functions

Value

An object of class popn with only the requested subset of rows. Subsetting is applied to the covariates attribute if this is present. Attributes `Ndist' and `model2D' are set to NULL.

If poly is specified, points outside poly are dropped. poly may be either

  • a matrix or dataframe of two columns interpreted as x and y coordinates, or
  • a SpatialPolygonsDataFrame object as defined in the package `sp', possibly from reading a shapefile with readOGR() from package `rgdal'.

Details

The subscripts in subset may be of type integer, character or logical as described in Extract. By default, all rows are retained.

In the case of a multi-session popn object (a list of populations), subset may be a list with one component for the subscripts in each new session.

See Also

popn

Examples

Run this code

temppop <- sim.popn (D = 10, expand.grid(x = c(0,100), y =
    c(0,100)), buffer = 50)
## 50% binomial sample of simulated population
temppops <- subset(temppop, runif(nrow(temppop)) < 0.5)
plot(temppop)
plot(temppops, add = TRUE, pch = 16)

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