detect.prop {emon} | R Documentation |
Probability of detecting a feature that covers a proportion theta
of the survey area.
Description
The function can calculate the probability of a feature that occupies
a proportion theta
of the sampling area and where the sampling point density of the survey is
specified; the sampling point density needed to achieve a specified probability of detection, where
theta
is also specified ; or the value of theta
that will be detected with specified
probability and sampling density.Unless the feature is made of a large number of random segments
(see below for how to deal with this situation), these methods apply only when the pattern of points
in the sampling deisgn is random.
Usage
detect.prop(statistic, theta=NA, pdetect=NA, ssize=NA)
Arguments
statistic |
Describes what aspect of design you want calculated. The choices are |
theta |
Feature proportion. Not needed if |
pdetect |
Probability detection. Not needed if |
ssize |
Sample size. Not needed if |
Details
The probability of detection is p = 1 - (1 - theta)^{N}
. Formulae for theta
and
N
are readily obtained from this formula. If the spatial pattern of the feature consists of lots of small,
random uniformly distributed fragments, then we can redefine theta = Na/A
where a
is the
area of the sampling unit and A
is the sampling area.In this situation, the probability of patch detection
applies no matter what the spatial pattern of points in the sampling design. Unlike detect
, detect.prop
works for vectors - so long as the input vectors are of the same length.
Value
prob |
Probability of detection |
ssize |
Sample size |
prop |
Feature proportion |
Author(s)
Jon Barry: Jon.Barry@cefas.co.uk
Examples
detect.prop(statistic='P', theta=0.02, ssize=80)
detect.prop(statistic='N', theta=0.02, pdetect=0.9)
detect.prop(statistic='F', pdetect=0.9, ssize=80)