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This function first calculates the network density for each dispersal parameter specified by the user. Network density compares the number of available links in a network versus the total number of possible links in the same network. Network density is a measure of how well an entire network is, ranging from 0 (not connected at all) to 1 (fully connected). This function then compares visually how network density changes with changes in dispersal parameter values. In other words, it calculates and plots the network density of a GeoNetwork object.

Usage

ndplot(x)

Arguments

x

A GeoNetwork object

Value

Vector. Up to two ggplot2 objects, one for the dispersal parameter values in the negative exponential model and one for the dispersal parameter values in the inverse power law model.