Simulations of all predators and prey applying the p(eaten) formula for a probabilistic approach to food webs

allPredPrey.r

      
        
          
          
            ###############FUNCTIONS
#If you find the 0 predators remaining formulation more intuitive  
pEaten2<-function(Sp.max, E, prey.vec) {
	1-mean(dhyper(0,prey.vec, Sp.max-prey.vec, Sp.max-E))
	}
 
#vectorize it
pEaten2<-Vectorize(pEaten2, vectorize.args="E")
 
#generate all permutations of prey being eaten
allPermute<-function(S){
  expand.grid(data.frame(t(matrix(rep(1:S, S), ncol=S, byrow=T))))
}
 
 
##############SIMULATIONS
maxS<-5
preybase<-allPermute(maxS)
 
res<-apply(preybase, 1, function(aperm) data.frame(E=0:maxS, ld=rep(sum(aperm)/(maxS*2), maxS+1), pEat=pEaten2(maxS, 0:maxS, as.numeric(aperm))))
names(res)<-1:length(res) #keep the lines together
res<-ldply(res) #list to data frame
 
###########PLOT
library(ggplot2)
 
ggplot(data=res, aes(x=E, y=pEat, colour=ld, group=.id)) +
  geom_line(size=1.2, alpha=0.7) +
  theme_bw(base_size=20) +
  xlab("\nE (no. of extinctions)") +
  ylab("P(eaten | E)\n") +
  scale_colour_gradient("Linkage Density")

          
        

    

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public jebyrnes / allPredPrey.r Created 2011-12-07

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jebyrnes / allPredPrey.r

Created 2011-12-07