binsense function

Bin sensitivity Plot

Visually explores how choosing different values for h in the binPrep function affects the shape of the SPD.

binsense(
  x,
  y,
  h,
  timeRange,
  calendar = "BP",
  binning = "CRA",
  raw = F,
  verbose = T,
  legend = T,
  ...
)

Arguments

• x: A CalDates class object containing calibrated radiocarbon dates.
• y: A vector containing the locations ID (e.g. site ID) of each calibrated date to be used for the binning process.
• h: A vector of numbers containing values for the h parameter to be used in the binPrep function.
• timeRange: A vector of length 2 indicating the start and end date of the analysis in cal BP.
• calendar: Either 'BP' or 'BCAD'. Indicate whether the calibrated date should be displayed in BP or BC/AD. Default is 'BP'.
• binning: Either 'CRA' or 'calibrated'. Indicate whether the binning should be carried using the 14C age or using the median calibrated date. Default is 'CRA'.
• raw: A logical variable indicating whether all SPDs should be returned or not. Default is FALSE.
• verbose: A logical variable indicating whether extra information on progress should be reported. Default is TRUE.
• legend: A logical variable indicating whether the legend should be displayed. Default is TRUE
• ...: Additional arguments to be passed to the spd function.

Examples

## Not run:

data(euroevol)
#subset Danish dates
denmark=subset(euroevol,Country=="Denmark")
denmarkDates=calibrate(x=denmark$C14Age,errors=denmark$C14SD)
binsense(x=denmarkDates,y=denmark$SiteID,h=seq(0,200,20),timeRange=c(10000,4000),runm=200)
## End(Not run)

See Also

binPrep; spd