spdf_2data: Creates a data.frame of species' references from...

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Description

Creates a data.frame of species' references that contains identifiers of position and species name, using a SpatialPolygonsDataFrame as input.

Usage

spdf_2data(spdf_object, spdf_grid, parallel = FALSE, n_cores = NULL)

Arguments

spdf_object	SpatialPolygonsDataFrame representing species' geographic distributions. The data.frame associated with the object must contain a column named "Species" to distinguish among features.
spdf_grid	geographic grid for the region of interest (output of function grid_from_region).
parallel	(logical) whether to perform analyses in parallel. Default = FALSE.
n_cores	(numeric) number of cores to be used when parallel = TRUE. The default, NULL, uses available cores - 1.

Value

A data.frame of species' found in distinct positions (defined with identifiers); includes two columns: "ID" and "Species".

Examples

# Data
data("species_data", package = "biosurvey")
data("mx", package = "biosurvey")

# GRID
grid_reg <- grid_from_region(region = mx, cell_size = 100)

# Species data from polygons
sp_data <- spdf_2data(spdf_object = species_data, spdf_grid = grid_reg)
summary(sp_data)

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