I've been running occupancy models using England, Scotland, Wales and NI as regions and GB and UK as aggregations. When species have no data in one region, this appears to throw a warning, but when species are missing data in two regions this seems to fail. I've run these models without error without regions included.
I've attached a txt (which is really a csv) showing the number of records of each species within each region and whether or not that particular species failed to run occDetFunc.
The error itself is a rather uninformative:
simpleError in seq.default(mindat, maxdat, 1): 'from' must be a finite number
I also received these warnings:
Warning message in min(current_r):
“no non-missing arguments to min; returning Inf”
Warning message in max(current_r):
“no non-missing arguments to max; returning -Inf”
I've been running occupancy models using England, Scotland, Wales and NI as regions and GB and UK as aggregations. When species have no data in one region, this appears to throw a warning, but when species are missing data in two regions this seems to fail. I've run these models without error without regions included. I've attached a txt (which is really a csv) showing the number of records of each species within each region and whether or not that particular species failed to run occDetFunc. The error itself is a rather uninformative: simpleError in seq.default(mindat, maxdat, 1): 'from' must be a finite number
I also received these warnings: Warning message in min(current_r): “no non-missing arguments to min; returning Inf” Warning message in max(current_r): “no non-missing arguments to max; returning -Inf”
And finally @AugustT suggested that the issue may lie around about here: https://github.com/AugustT/sparta/blob/64f1cf1b168138d00ed388319ff9101ce037c303/R/occDetFunc.r#L452
failures.txt