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Jim Thorson edited this page Jun 28, 2018
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Welcome to the wiki for the Vector Autoregressive Spatio-Temporal (VAST) model.
I post most materials regarding VAST
on the wiki of its main dependency, package SpatialDeltaGLMM
, and please see materials here. However, I will add materials to the VAST
wiki that apply only to VAST
.
I am adding a new feature starting with Version 4.4.0 (i.e., Version=VAST_v4_4_0
) that allows users to generate a new data set using a parametric bootstrap. To do so, (1) build a model using an existing data set, (2) estimate parameters, and (3) use the simulate
feature inherited from TMB
# Build object using standard inputs including the original data set `data`
Obj = Build_TMB_Fn( TmbData=data, ... )
# Optimize
Opt = TMBhelper::Optimize( obj=Obj )
# Simulate new data
Sim = Obj.simulate( complete=TRUE )
You can then fit this new data set easily and compare results with your original fit
# Build new object using simulated data `Sim`
Obj_new = Build_TMB_Fn( TmbData=Sim, ... )
# Re-optimize
Opt_new = TMBhelper::Optimize( obj=Obj_new )
# Compare results
cbind( summary(Opt$SD,"fixed"), summary(Opt_new$SD,"fixed") )
Example applications:
- Index standardization
- Empirical Orthogonal Functions
- Ordination using joint species distribution model
- End-of-century projections
- Expand length and age-composition samples
- Combine condition and biomass data
- Expand stomach content samples
- Combine presence/absence, counts, and biomass data
- Seasonal and annual variation
- Combine acoustic and bottom trawl data
- Surplus production models
- Multispecies model of biological interactions
- Stream network models
Usage demos:
- Adding covariates
- Visualize covariate response
- Percent deviance explained
- Create a new extrapolation grid
- Custom maps using ggplot
- Modify axes for distribution metrics
- K-fold crossvalidation
- Simulating new data
- Modify defaults for advanced users
Project structure and utilities: