Open IanMiddlebrook opened 7 years ago
@IanMiddlebrook can you separate this out into the three issues as they need some discussion:
Whilst considering this area, should the estimates be created for all species (as they are now), including Butterflies, Moths, Odonata and Others?
I'd say it's only worth showing estimates for other species that are recorded consistently. This might apply to day-flying moths and odonata, but I wouldn't worry about others if they will slow things down.
It is probably less effort to do this for everything. I also suspect it won't make much performance issue doing it on everything, given the remainder is a relatively small proportion of data?
I suspect there would be no noticable impact on performance. I supose I am qustioning how valid it is to apply these estimate formulae to non butterfly species?
I think it's ok, at least there's no objective way of deciding what's in or out
@IanMiddlebrook I think this issue is with you to re-arrange into sub-tasks. Can you separate this out into separate issues and then close this more general issue, e.g.
@IanMiddlebrook to generate new issues for this
@IanMiddlebrook : the 'total plus estimates' is only available on the Estimates, not Summary. I've added an extra column to the Estimates table for the In-season totals (wks 1>26), and deployed to Test for you to check. If you want a similar column on the Summary table, I can do that as well.
Thanks @Gary-van-Breda No need for a similar column on the Summary Table.
Pt3 deployed to Live: 'In season total plus estimates' on the Estimates table.
For the Estimates Table to provide a more accurate prediction of the annual index, we should exclude walks done in sub-optimal conditions, replacing them with standard estimates for those weeks. This was done in the old Transect Walker, and similarly sub-optimal walks are removed by CEH before trend analysis and site-index calculations. This would also require an 'Upland' attribute for each Site, as weather criteria are different for Upland Sites. There should also be an option (probably a default option) to only include weeks 1-26 when calculating the 'total plus estimates' - which would then provide a better surrogate for annual index.