View source: R/bso-phenology.R
bso_translate_phenology | R Documentation |
A BSO generated phenology cannot be analysed in the same way as other phenology objects.
To be able to use the functions that are available for phenology objects
returned by phenology()
, the BSO generated phenology should be translated.
bso_translate_phenology(pheno, threshold = 0.1, .quiet = FALSE)
pheno |
A BSO phenology (see |
threshold |
Share of individuals that must have reached a specific development in the BSO phenology to account for them in the corresponding standard phenology. |
.quiet |
If |
Returns a standard phenology as a list. Look here to find out how a phenology can be analysed. It is not recommended to access the list elements directly.
# This may take a few minutes...
# calculate and translate BSO phenology
p <- bso_phenology('bso', barrks_data('stations'), .quiet = TRUE)
pt <- bso_translate_phenology(p, .quiet = TRUE)
# print the generations data frame of station 'Freiburg'
df <- get_generations_df(pt, 'Freiburg')
df
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