S3 class for time x species arrays

Some functions in mizer return two-dimensional arrays (time x species) holding quantities like biomass, abundance, or yield rate through time. The ArrayTimeBySpecies class wraps these arrays to provide convenient print(), summary(), plot(), and as.data.frame() methods.

Usage

ArrayTimeBySpecies(x, value_name = NULL, units = NULL, params = NULL)

Arguments

x

A matrix (time x species).

value_name

A string giving the human-readable name for the value.

units

A string giving the units (e.g. "g", "g/year").

params

A MizerParams object holding the model that created the values.

Value

An ArrayTimeBySpecies object (inherits from matrix and array).

Details

An ArrayTimeBySpecies object behaves just like a regular matrix for arithmetic operations and subsetting. It carries these lightweight attributes:

• value_name – a human-readable name for the value (e.g. "Biomass").

• units – the units of the value (e.g. "g", "g/year").

• params – the MizerParams object that created the values.

See also

print(), summary(), as.data.frame(), plot()

Examples

# \donttest{
bio <- getBiomass(NS_sim)
is.ArrayTimeBySpecies(bio)
#> [1] TRUE
summary(bio)
#> Biomass [g] 
#> 44 times x 12 species
#> 
#>  Species          Min         Mean          Max
#>    Sprat 1.879468e+10 3.974130e+10 5.654305e+10
#>  Sandeel 7.342796e+11 2.099658e+12 3.737535e+12
#>   N.pout 2.528021e+11 3.254617e+11 3.929766e+11
#>  Herring 2.152333e+11 3.944814e+11 5.243289e+11
#>      Dab 1.200040e+10 1.649782e+10 1.953451e+10
#>  Whiting 1.983459e+11 2.210414e+11 2.605881e+11
#>     Sole 9.370624e+10 1.058612e+11 1.280000e+11
#>  Gurnard 1.067321e+11 1.291922e+11 1.457401e+11
#>   Plaice 1.950539e+12 2.260909e+12 2.756253e+12
#>  Haddock 5.358152e+11 6.424916e+11 8.205085e+11
#>      Cod 2.544990e+11 3.871450e+11 1.618389e+12
#>   Saithe 6.211381e+11 7.998952e+11 1.062987e+12
# }