Makes a multivariate data set of — make.multivar.evoTS • evoTS

Function to make a multivariate data set consisting of two or more evolutionary sequences (time-series).

Usage

make.multivar.evoTS(
  evoTS.1 = NULL,
  evoTS.2 = NULL,
  evoTS.3 = NULL,
  evoTS.4 = NULL,
  evoTS.5 = NULL,
  evoTS.6 = NULL,
  evoTS.7 = NULL,
  evoTS.8 = NULL,
  evoTS.9 = NULL,
  evoTS.10 = NULL
)

Arguments

evoTS.1: an univariate evolutionary sequences (time-series) on the format used in paleoTS
evoTS.2: an univariate evolutionary sequences (time-series) on the format used in paleoTS
evoTS.3: an univariate evolutionary sequences (time-series) on the format used in paleoTS (optional)
evoTS.4: an univariate evolutionary sequences (time-series) on the format used in paleoTS (optional)
evoTS.5: an univariate evolutionary sequences (time-series) on the format used in paleoTS (optional)
evoTS.6: an univariate evolutionary sequences (time-series) on the format used in paleoTS (optional)
evoTS.7: an univariate evolutionary sequences (time-series) on the format used in paleoTS (optional)
evoTS.8: an univariate evolutionary sequences (time-series) on the format used in paleoTS (optional)
evoTS.9: an univariate evolutionary sequences (time-series) on the format used in paleoTS (optional)
evoTS.10: an univariate evolutionary sequences (time-series) on the format used in paleoTS (optional)

Value

a multivariate evoTS object that can be analysed with functions fitting multivariate models (e.g. fit.multivariate.OU, fit.multivariate.URW)

Details

See the function as.paleoTS for details. See also read.paleoTS, which is often a more convenient way for getting the relevant data from text files.

Author

Kjetil Lysne Voje

Examples

## Generate two evolutionary sequences (time-series)
x1 <- paleoTS::sim.GRW(60)
x2 <- paleoTS::sim.GRW(60)


## Make a multivariate data set
x1_x2<-make.multivar.evoTS(x1, x2)