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STRATIFICATION command documentation (MCDS documentation) #160
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Here is MCDS command file for plain old geographic stratification applied to the minke whale dataset. No use of a
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That's all I could find in the manual too... For example, I see the following for
So I'm not sure how this interacts with the rest of DISTANCE or what the possible options for this command are... |
I will look into these commands, I can easily generate all the options from a tester project |
hi @dill here are a few screen shots of the MCDS distance interface which might make things a little clearer. This is a tester project which means that the model definition that is stored in the Distance database is displayed on the right. |
@dill I think we were chatting about how the estimates were combined the other day too... there are options on this as well: |
Digging around in the NEngineInterface (the part of Distance that takes the model definition and turns it in to the code that actually does the analysis) I found the following: '** Commands not to write out These commands all appear to be used in the setting up of the data rather than in mcds.exeThis is where I find a mention of post-stratification: Private Function MakeDataQuery( _ 'First thing to do is to do the data selection, yielding queries on the 'Then, for almost all cases, making the recordset involves making the SQL string from ... These options are used in the following way to construct the dataset:'Purpose: Makes up the qry[ID]_Str stratum query used by the analysis. 'Note: you can assume obslayername exists. |
I can't find documentation for the
STRATIFICATION
command in the Distance 7.0A manual. This command appears in theOPTIONS
section of the MCDS input file.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: