raster.cor: Calculates the correlation coefficient between two rasters.
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Calculates the correlation coefficient between two rasters.
Description
Calculates the correlation coefficient between two rasters.
Usage
raster.cor(x, y, method = "spearman")
Arguments
x
Either a raster or an ENMTools model object with a suitability raster.
y
Either a raster or an ENMTools model object with a suitability raster.
method
The method to be used for calculating correlations. Defaults to spearman, but can take "kendall" or "pearson" as well.
Value
A numeric correlation coefficient.
Examples
data(euro.worldclim)
raster.cor(euro.worldclim[[1]], euro.worldclim[[2]])
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Calculates the correlation coefficient between two rasters.
Description
Calculates the correlation coefficient between two rasters.
Usage
raster.cor(x, y, method = "spearman")
Arguments
x |
Either a raster or an ENMTools model object with a suitability raster. |
y |
Either a raster or an ENMTools model object with a suitability raster. |
method |
The method to be used for calculating correlations. Defaults to spearman, but can take "kendall" or "pearson" as well. |
Value
A numeric correlation coefficient.
Examples
data(euro.worldclim)
raster.cor(euro.worldclim[[1]], euro.worldclim[[2]])
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