ApplyByClass | R Documentation |
Apply functions to a group of values given by a node property.
ApplyByClass(community, property, class, fn, ...) SumMByClass(community, class, na.rm=FALSE) SumNByClass(community, class, na.rm=FALSE) SumBiomassByClass(community, class, na.rm=FALSE)
community |
an object of class |
property |
the property to which |
class |
the property over which |
fn |
a function. |
na.rm |
logical - if |
... |
Other parameters to |
ApplyByClass
applies fn
to property
by class.
property
and class
should both be names that meet the criteria
of the properties
argument of NPS
.
SumMByClass
, SumNByClass
and SumBiomassByClass
are
convenient wrapper around ApplyByClass
.
A vector or list of values, named by unique values of class
.
Lawrence Hudson
Community
,
NPS
data(TL84) # Sum body mass by category ApplyByClass(TL84, 'M', 'category', sum) # A more convenient way to sum body mass by category SumMByClass(TL84) # Sum body mass by kingdom. The 'Unclassified flagellates' node does not have a # kingdom, so we get a value labelled '<unnamed>'. SumMByClass(TL84, 'kingdom') # Maximum body mass by category ApplyByClass(TL84, 'M', 'category', max) # A list of min and max M ApplyByClass(TL84, 'M', 'category', range) # A list of min and max M by kingom ApplyByClass(TL84, 'M', 'kingdom', range) # The same values as a matrix do.call('rbind', ApplyByClass(TL84, 'M', 'kingdom', range)) # Broadstone Stream has some nodes in every category without M so all returned # values are NA. data(BroadstoneStream) SumMByClass(BroadstoneStream) # Get rid of the NA values SumMByClass(BroadstoneStream, na.rm=TRUE)
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