jSDM package
Project description
sjSDM - Fast and Accurate Joint Species distribution Modeling
Currently we don't provide specifically a API for joint species distribution models. However, it's just a deep multivariate probit model with one layer (example below).
We provide a R package with an API focused on JSDMs which is available here.
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Install instructions
Dependencies:
- PyTorch >= 1.7, see PyTorch for install instructions.
pip install sjSDM_py
Example
linear jSDM:
import sjSDM_py as sa
import numpy as np
Env = np.random.randn(100, 5)
Occ = np.random.binomial(1, 0.5, [100, 10])
model = sa.Model_base(5) # input_shape == number of environmental predictors
model.add_layer(sa.layers.Layer_dense(hidden=10)) # number of hidden units in the layer == number of species
model.build(df=5, optimizer=sa.optimizer_adamax(lr=0.1, weight_decay = 0.01)) # df = degree of freedom
model.fit(X = Env, Y = Occ)
print(model.weights_numpy)
print(model.get_cov())
- For species intercept, use 'bias=True' in 'Layer_dense(...)'.
- We recommend setting 'df = number of species / 2.'
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