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The isobxr
package is a set of R tools designed to perform and explore stable
isotope box modelling of open or closed systems. It allows users to
develop isotopic box models of their system of interest, explore the
behavior of these systems in both static (e.g., at steady
state) or dynamic modes (e.g., in reaction to a perturbation)
and build complex scenarios.
The package also comes with tools to sweep the space of parameters in
both static and dynamic modes, and find the parameter values allowing to
fit simulations with observations.
Check the isobxr website for more information on isobxr and introduction to its rationale.
The isobxr package is now on the CRAN (Comprehensive R Archive Network) and can be found on its isobxr CRAN page.
It is available as a released package and can be installed directly from CRAN by calling:
install.packages("isobxr")The isobxr package is available as a source package in its development version from the GitHub isobxr master repository.
The isobxr development version can be installed as follows:
install.packages("devtools")devtools::install_github("ttacail/isobxr/isobxr", build_vignettes = TRUE) # FALSE if no pandoc/Rstudio The full description of installation process can be found here.
The documentation about underlying theory and isobxr use is available at the isobxr website.
The isobxr should be cited when used in scientific publications. You can retrieve the citation formats by calling:
citation("isobxr")These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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