Closed Becca-90 closed 2 years ago
Thanks @Becca-90!
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I wasn't able to tell from just reading your code how these changes fixed the issue. Could you please describe your solution?
Morning!
So the issue was in the last part of the integrate_across_size_distribution function. We previously had individuals calculate like this:
dplyr::summarise(
individuals = -trapezium(.data$height, .data$density),
min_height = min(.data$height),
dplyr::across(where(is.double), ~ -trapezium(height, density*.x)),
.groups="drop"
)
it was basically causing the trapezium integration to be done twice for individuals and giving some crazy output... so in the second call of trapezium (below) we just had to isolate everything that isn't already integrated or needing to be, to integrate across... I think that's essentially what was going on! We also renamed individuals as density integrated (a bit clearer?)
dplyr::summarise(
density_integrated = -plant:::trapezium(.data$height, .data$density),
min_height = min(.data$height),
dplyr::across(where(is.double) & !c(density, density_integrated, min_height) , ~-plant:::trapezium(height, density * .x)),
.groups = "drop") %>%
rename(density = density_integrated)
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@dfalster - I'm happy to merge this without a dedicated test. A test can be submitted in a second PR. Thoughts?
Hold off on the merge. I'll add a test tomorrow. The template code is already there
Issue #344