Result for 0C2E3934217879CCD4ADC235A3D4AB6B33E9D69B

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FileName./usr/lib64/R/library/yaps/R/yaps.rdb
FileSize116424
MD576951414E9225564B29F072917E179CF
SHA-10C2E3934217879CCD4ADC235A3D4AB6B33E9D69B
SHA-2565DC6582662ECB01D299C0A5C6FE85005D83039E2D781179A8B91791487C20A66
SSDEEP3072:vLNMpSW5EN1xYQod+R6NmeC7FDevFDecS1QSB6:DN+Pqod+PuNS1JA
TLSHT110B312DBC951388D0E3C56AA4C7770F3AA2FC9A0A19F5B5C73448477AB425815EEB2F0
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MD5742DD005864275CA00188117E5B3368F
PackageArchx86_64
PackageDescriptionEstimate tracks of animals tagged with acoustic transmitters. 'yaps' was introduced in 2017 as a transparent open-source tool to estimate positions of fish (and other aquatic animals) tagged with acoustic transmitters. Based on registrations of acoustic transmitters on hydrophones positioned in a fixed array, 'yaps' enables users to synchronize the collected data (i.e. correcting for drift in the internal clocks of the hydrophones/receivers) and subsequently to estimate tracks of the tagged animals. The paper introducing 'yaps' is available in open access at Baktoft, Gjelland, Økland & Thygesen (2017) <doi:10.1038/s41598-017-14278-z>. Also check out our cookbook with a completely worked through example at Baktoft, Gjelland, Økland, Rehage, Rodemann, Corujo, Viadero & Thygesen (2019) <DOI:10.1101/2019.12.16.877688>. Additional tutorials will eventually make their way onto the project website at <https://baktoft.github.io/yaps/>.
PackageNameR-yaps
PackageReleaselp152.1.5
PackageVersion1.2.5
SHA-1C3182728FCD88793F3FF3B66795B65DCF4AC665E
SHA-256A45CC2CA35E94BEBF1870D10E9B1A17440DD9B8BCB79D8C3057506894DA0CFE0