Title: | Hierarchical Methods for Differential Equations |
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Description: | Wrapper for Stan that offers a number of in-built models to implement a hierarchical Bayesian longitudinal model for repeat observation data. Model choice selects the differential equation that is fit to the observations. Single and multi-individual models are available. |
Authors: | Daniel Falster [aut, ctb] , Tess O'Brien [aut, cre, cph] (XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX), Fonti Kar [ctb] , David Warton [aut, ctb] |
Maintainer: | Tess O'Brien <[email protected]> |
License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
Version: | 0.1.0 |
Built: | 2024-12-10 01:36:37 UTC |
Source: | https://github.com/traitecoevo/hmde |
A package to implement a selection of hierarchical Bayesian longitudinal models for inverse Bayesian problems.
Maintainer: Tess O'Brien [email protected] (ORCID) [copyright holder]
Authors:
Daniel Falster [email protected] (ORCID) [contributor]
David Warton [email protected] (ORCID) [contributor]
Other contributors:
Fonti Kar [email protected] (ORCID) [contributor]
Stan Development Team (NA). RStan: the R interface to Stan. R package version 2.26.23. https://mc-stan.org
Assign data to template for chosen model
hmde_assign_data(model_template, data = NULL, ...)
hmde_assign_data(model_template, data = NULL, ...)
model_template |
output from hmde_model |
data |
Input data tibble with columns including time, y_obs, obs_index, and additionally ind_id for multi-individual models |
... |
data-masking name-value pairs allowing specific input of elements |
updated named list with your data assigned to Stan model parameters
Differential equation for Canham growth single and multi- individual models
hmde_canham_de(y = NULL, pars = NULL)
hmde_canham_de(y = NULL, pars = NULL)
y |
input real |
pars |
list of parametera g_max, S_max, k |
value of differential equation at y
Differential equation for constant growth single and multi- individual models
hmde_const_de(y = NULL, pars = NULL)
hmde_const_de(y = NULL, pars = NULL)
y |
input real |
pars |
list of parameter beta |
value of differential equation at y
Extract samples and return measurement, individual, and population-level estimates
hmde_extract_estimates(model = NULL, fit = NULL, input_measurement_data = NULL)
hmde_extract_estimates(model = NULL, fit = NULL, input_measurement_data = NULL)
model |
model name character string |
fit |
fitted model Stan fit |
input_measurement_data |
data used to fit the model with ind_id, y_obs, time, obs_index tibble |
named list with data frames for measurement, individual, population-level, and error parameter estimates
Differential equation for linear growth single individual model
hmde_linear_de(y = NULL, pars = NULL)
hmde_linear_de(y = NULL, pars = NULL)
y |
input real |
pars |
list of parameters beta_0, beta_1 |
value of differential equation at y
Select data configuration template for hmde supported model
hmde_model(model = NULL)
hmde_model(model = NULL)
model |
model name character string |
named list that matches Stan model parameters
Function to select DE given model name
hmde_model_des(model = NULL)
hmde_model_des(model = NULL)
model |
character string model name |
DE function corresponding to specific model
Returns names of available models.
hmde_model_names()
hmde_model_names()
vector of character strings for model names.
Show parameter list for hmde supported model
hmde_model_pars(model = NULL)
hmde_model_pars(model = NULL)
model |
model name character string |
named list that matches Stan model parameters
Plot pieces of chosen differential equation model for each individual. Structured to take the individual data tibble that is built by the hmde_extract_estimates function using the ind_par_name_mean estimates. Function piece will go from the first fitted size to the last. Accepted ggplot arguments will change the axis labels, title, line colour, alpha
hmde_plot_de_pieces( model = NULL, individual_data = NULL, measurement_data = NULL, xlab = "Y(t)", ylab = "f", title = NULL, colour = "#006600", alpha = 0.4 )
hmde_plot_de_pieces( model = NULL, individual_data = NULL, measurement_data = NULL, xlab = "Y(t)", ylab = "f", title = NULL, colour = "#006600", alpha = 0.4 )
model |
model name character string |
individual_data |
tibble with estimated DE parameters |
measurement_data |
tibble with estimated measurements |
xlab |
character string for replacement x axis label |
ylab |
character string for replacement y axis label |
title |
character string for replacement plot title |
colour |
character string for replacement line colour |
alpha |
real number for replacement alpha value |
ggplot object
Plot estimated and observed values over time for a chosen number of individuals based on posterior estimates. Structured to take in the measurement_data tibble constructed by the hmde_extract_estimates function.
hmde_plot_obs_est_inds( ind_id_vec = NULL, n_ind_to_plot = NULL, measurement_data = NULL, xlab = "Time", ylab = "Y(t)", title = NULL )
hmde_plot_obs_est_inds( ind_id_vec = NULL, n_ind_to_plot = NULL, measurement_data = NULL, xlab = "Time", ylab = "Y(t)", title = NULL )
ind_id_vec |
vector with list of ind_id values |
n_ind_to_plot |
integer giving number of individuals to plot if not speciried |
measurement_data |
tibble with estimated measurements |
xlab |
character string for replacement x axis label |
ylab |
character string for replacement y axis label |
title |
character string for replacement plot title |
ggplot object
Run chosen pre-built model in Stan
hmde_run(model_template, ...)
hmde_run(model_template, ...)
model_template |
model template generated by hmde_model and updated by hmde_assign_data |
... |
additional arguments passed to rstan::sampling |
Stanfit model output
Differential equation for von Bertalanffy growth single and multi- individual models
hmde_vb_de(y = NULL, pars = NULL)
hmde_vb_de(y = NULL, pars = NULL)
y |
input real |
pars |
list of parameteters Y_max, growth_rate |
value of differential equation at y
A subset of data from Kar, Nakagawa, and Noble (2024), used to model growth behaviour in a skink species. Observations are of the length from the tip of the nose to the start of the cloaca. Data was prepared by taking a simple random sample with replacement of 50 individual IDs among individuals with at least 5 observations each. Data was then transformed to conform to the needs of a model data set in the package.
Lizard_Size_Data
Lizard_Size_Data
Lizard_Size_Data
A data frame with 336 rows and 4 columns:
ID number for individual
Days since first observation.
Individual size in mm.
Index of observations for individual
A subset of data from the Barro Colorado Island long term forest plot managed by the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (Condit et al. 2019). Data was prepared by taking a simple random sample without replacement of 30 individual IDs from Garcinia recondita. The sampling frame was restricted to individuals with 6 observations since 1990, and a difference between observed first and last sizes of more than 3cm in order to avoid identifiability issues. Data was then transformed and renamed to match the required structure to act as demonstration for the package.
Tree_Size_Data
Tree_Size_Data
Tree_Size_Data
A data frame with 300 rows and 4 columns:
ID number for individual
Years since first observation.
Individual diameter at breast height (DBH) in centimetres.
Index of observations for individual
https://doi.org/10.15146/5xcp-0d46
https://doi.org/10.1002/ecy.4140
Estimated sizes, individual growth parameters, and population-level hyper-parameters for Garcinia recondita fit with a Canham growth function hierarchical model. The data used to fit the model is the Tree_Size_Data object.
Tree_Size_Ests
Tree_Size_Ests
Tree_Size_Ests
A list with 4 elements:
A tibble with 5 columns that gives information on size observations and estimates.
A tibble with 13 columns that gives posterior estimates for individual growth parameters.
A tibble with 5 columns that gives posterior estimates of the error parameter.
A tibble with 5 columns that gives posterior estimates for population-level hyper-parameters.
A subset of data from the SUSTAIN trout capture-recapture data set from Moe et al. (2020). Observations are of total body length in centimetres. Data prepared by taking a stratified sample of individual IDs based on the number of observations per individual: 25 individuals with 2 observations, 15 with 3, 10 with 4. Within the groups a simple random sample without replacement was used. Data was then transformed and renamed to match the required structure to act as demonstration for the package.
Trout_Size_Data
Trout_Size_Data
Trout_Size_Data
A data frame with 135 rows and 4 columns:
ID number for individual
Years since first capture and tagging of individual.
Individual length in centimetres.
Index of observations for individual
https://doi.org/10.3897/BDJ.8.e52157