Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) References Examples
View source: R/overly2.R View source: R/overly.R
This function attempts to superimpose (overlay) multivariate time series that typically stem from different locations to form one single series. Series are combined pairwise following the arrangement in a minimum spanning tree, spantree
. The result is a time series which may be longer than the contributing series, but shorter than their length total.
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veg |
This is a vegetation data frame, releves are rows, species columns. It is assumed that it constitutes two or more time series |
Plot.no |
Plot names. Rows with identical name are assumed to belong to the same time series. |
y |
Transformation of species scores: x'= x exp(y) |
sint |
Length of time interval. Affects display only. |
... |
Parameters colors=NULL, l.width=NULL, colors and line widths in plots. |
colors |
A vector of colors, such as c(1,2,3). The entries are recycled upon printing. |
l.widths |
A vector of line widths used for plotting, e.g., c=(0.5,1,1.5,2).The entries are recycled upon printing. |
x |
An object of class "overly" |
In plant ecology this procedure is also known as space-for-time substitution.
See also pco
,spantree
.
An object of class "overly" with at least the following items:
plot.labels |
Names of plots, see Plot.no above |
n.tseps |
The resulting (synthetic) number of time steps |
tseps |
A vector of time steps in time units |
tser.data |
The resulting vegetation time steps |
ord.scores |
The pco scores of the ordination of time series |
d.mat |
Euclidean distance matrix of time series |
vegraw |
Input vegetation data frame veg (see above) |
linex1 |
Starting address of the time series in the synthetic time frame |
linex2 |
End address of the time series in the synthetic time frame |
ltex |
The plot names |
sint |
The time interval (see above) |
vegtypes |
The species names involved |
Otto Wildi
Wildi, O. and Schuetz, M. 2000. Reconstruction of a long-term recovery process from pasture to forest. Community Ecology 1: 25–32. Wildi, O. 2017. Data Analysis in Vegetation Ecology. 3rd ed. CABI, Oxfordshire, Boston.
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