prt_my_pet_pop

Creates my_pet_pop.html in specified directory

Contents

Syntax

prt_my_pet_pop (species, T, f, destinationFolder)

Description

Writes my_pet_pop.html with a list of population traits for selected species. This function just composes the html page; all statistics are computed in popStatistics_st. The parameters of species are obtained either from allStat.mat (and the reprod-code from allEco.mat), or from a cell-string {par, metaPar, metaData, reprod-code}. The first 3 cells are output structures of mydata_my_pet and pars_init_my_pet, as part of the parameter estimation process. Structure metadata is required to get species-name and T_typical, metaPar to get model. The last cell is a character string with the reprod-code as specified on the AmPeco.html page ('A' for heterogamy, 'O' for homogamy). If omitted, 'O' is assumed. If dioecy applies, the sex-ratio is assumed to be 1:1 and fertilisation is assumed to be sure. The energy cost for male-production is taken into account by halving kap_R. Male-specific parameters, i.e. z_m and E_Hpm, affect reported statistics. If 3rd input is a character string, it should specify a fraction for f in the interval (f_min, 1) If specified background hazards in 4th input are too high, no positive specific growth rate exists and errors can occur.

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Remarks

If species is specified by string (rather than by data), its parameters are obtained from allStat.mat and the reprod-code is read from allEco.mat.

The search boxes in the top-line of the report can be used to select symbols, units, descriptions, but also (on the top-right) to make selections from the statictics. nan means "not a number": the model for that species does not have that field.

Example of use