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An R package for coenocline simulation; generating simulated species
abundance or occurence data along one or two gradients
First public release of coenocliner on CRAN
Species response can be parameterised using either the classic
Gaussian response model or the generalise beta response model
Random count or occurence data can be simulated from species
responses using random draws from a Poisson, Negative Binomial,
Binomial, Beta-binomial, ZIP, ZINB, or Bernoulli distribution with
the parameterised response curve taken as the mean or expectation of
the distribution to draw from
The main user-facing function is coenocline(). See ?coenocliner
and ?coenocline for further details and examples of usage
A basic overview and introductory tutorial for coenocliner is available.
Run browseVignettes("coenocliner") in R to access the PDF, R code and
sources.