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| Package | NOTE | OK |
|---|---|---|
| rMR | 9 | 3 |
Current CRAN status: NOTE: 9, OK: 3
Version: 1.1.0
Check: Rd files
Result: NOTE
checkRd: (-1) DO.unit.convert.Rd:24: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
24 | Units of dissolved oxygen concentration desired, i.e. to be converted to. Must be \code{"mg/L"}, \code{"PP"}, or {"pct"}.
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checkRd: (-1) MR.loops.Rd:80: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
80 | Returns a list of 2. \code{$MR.summary} is of class {data.frame} with 3 columns: \code{$MR} (metabolic rate in user specified units, this is the same as the slope in each linear model), \code{$sd.slope} (standard deviation of slopes calculation), \code{$r.square} (adjusted r square value from each model). This second object is a list of \code{biglm} objects, each one representing a metabolic loop (see McDonnell and Chapman 2016).
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checkRd: (-1) get.pcrit.Rd:27: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
27 | Metabolic rate variable name, formatted as character. Default = \code{NULL}. If this argument takes a value, Pcrit will be calculated by regressing \code{MR.var.name} on \code{DO.var.name}. \code{time.var} and {time.interval} should, in this case, take no value. If \code{MR.var.name} is left as\code{NULL}, then instantaneous metabolic rates (MR) at specified time intervals (see \code{time.interval}) from \code{DO.var.name} and \code{time.var}.
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checkRd: (-1) tot.rss.Rd:35: Lost braces
35 | code{\link{sumsq}}
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checkRd: (-1) tot.rss.Rd:36: Lost braces
36 | code{\link{get.pcrit}}
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