Deterministic models and identification of their parameters
Abstract
This article deals with a possibility to identify parameters of a selected growth model of
two populations coupled by a predator–prey interaction from a set of observed data. It
starts with a brief description of the the Gause-type model and of a property (interior
equilibrium stability) important from a point of view of an application. Subsequently,
data for four forms of the trophic function are simulated and then, a noise was added
to the simulated data such that the coefficients of variation equal to 0.2, 0.3 and 0.4.
For each data set, the parameters are estimated using a procedure implemented in the
R-language package and the coordinates of equilibrium are computed. Then we can
evaluate the effect of changing variation to the values of parameters and (un)stability of
the equilibrium.
two populations coupled by a predator–prey interaction from a set of observed data. It
starts with a brief description of the the Gause-type model and of a property (interior
equilibrium stability) important from a point of view of an application. Subsequently,
data for four forms of the trophic function are simulated and then, a noise was added
to the simulated data such that the coefficients of variation equal to 0.2, 0.3 and 0.4.
For each data set, the parameters are estimated using a procedure implemented in the
R-language package and the coordinates of equilibrium are computed. Then we can
evaluate the effect of changing variation to the values of parameters and (un)stability of
the equilibrium.
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PDFDOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/tatra.v50i3.132