dynRB_VPa | R Documentation |
Function returns size and pairwise overlaps of niches or trait-spaces. Size or overlaps of dimensions can be aggregated by using either "product", "mean" or "geometric mean" as aggregation method. The results obtained by using the product are automatically printed. Number of dynamic range boxes (steps
) can be adjusted. Default: steps = 201
dynRB_VPa(A = A, steps = 201, correlogram = FALSE, row_col = c(2, 2), pca.corr = FALSE, var.thres = 0.9)
A |
Data frame, where the first column is a character vector and the other columns are numeric vectors. |
steps |
Number of range boxes. Default: |
correlogram |
If |
row_col |
Number of rows and columns of the figures (correlogram for each species). Default: |
pca.corr |
If |
var.thres |
Variance predicted by the PCA-axes, if |
Data frame containing the summarized niche overlap (and volume) for each pair of objects aggregated by all three possible choices (i.e. product, mean, geometric mean).
Manuela Schreyer manuelalarissa.schreyer@sbg.ac.at,
Wolfgang Trutschnig Wolfgang.Trutschnig@sbg.ac.at,
Robert R. Junker Robert.Junker@sbg.ac.at (corresponding author),
Jonas Kuppler Jonas.Kuppler@uni-duesseldorf.de,
Arne Bathke Arne.Bathke@sbg.ac.at
Junker RR, Kuppler J, Bathke AC, Schreyer ML, Trutschnig W (2016) Dynamic range boxes - A robust non-parametric approach to quantify size and overlap of n-dimensional hypervolumes. Methods in Ecology and Evolution doi: 10.1111/2041-210X.12611
# example function dynRB_VPa # for reliable results use steps = 201 data(finch2) r<-dynRB_VPa(finch2, steps = 101, correlogram = TRUE, row_col = c(1,1)) r$result
Add the following code to your website.
For more information on customizing the embed code, read Embedding Snippets.