Closed RFlazcano closed 2 years ago
Hi @RFlazcano what fit metab fit method are you using?
Hi, I have been using the bayesian method.
You can access other attributes from the model fits with
attr(model_out, 'attr_name')
for bayesian method, you can access the jags model with model
, fitted parameters with params
, or the standard deviation of the estimated metabolism with metab.sd
- see list here. For example, if you want to access these attributes using the demo code, after fitting the bayesian model here you could access standard deviation of the model fits with:
> attr(bayes.res, 'metab.sd')
year doy GPPsd Rsd NEPsd
1 2009 183 0.02058126 0.02053629 0.02907451
2 2009 184 0.02601569 0.02501228 0.03608920
3 2009 185 0.03036113 0.02933163 0.04221543
4 2009 186 0.02357550 0.02318174 0.03306353
5 2009 187 0.02870900 0.02874457 0.04062582
6 2009 188 0.02870158 0.02859743 0.04051658
7 2009 189 0.02733625 0.02667180 0.03819234
8 2009 190 0.03161766 0.03150976 0.04463789
9 2009 191 0.01397511 0.01390819 0.01971652
Thank you!
Is there a way when running the models to also get the model fits as output? Some of the days in my dataset are generating 'impossible' GPP and CR values, trying to see if this could be due to poor fits on those days.