glossa_export | R Documentation |
This function exports various types of Glossa model results, including native range predictions, suitable habitat predictions, model data, variable importance, functional response results, and presence/absence probability cutoffs. It generates raster files for prediction results, CSV files for model data and variable importance, and CSV files for functional response results. Additionally, it creates a CSV file for presence/absence probability cutoffs if provided.
glossa_export(
species = NULL,
models = NULL,
layer_results = NULL,
fields = NULL,
model_data = FALSE,
model_summary = FALSE,
fr = FALSE,
prob_cut = FALSE,
varimp = FALSE,
cross_val = FALSE,
layer_format = "tif",
projections_results = NULL,
presence_absence_list = NULL,
other_results = NULL,
pa_cutoff = NULL
)
species |
A character vector specifying the species names. |
models |
A character vector specifying the types of models to export results for. |
layer_results |
A list containing layer results for native range and suitable habitat predictions. |
fields |
A character vector specifying the fields to include in the exported results. |
model_data |
Logical, indicating whether to export model data. |
fr |
Logical, indicating whether to export functional response results. |
prob_cut |
Logical, indicating whether to export presence/absence probability cutoffs. |
varimp |
Logical, indicating whether to export variable importance. |
cross_val |
Logical, indicating whether to export cross-validation metrics. |
layer_format |
A character vector specifying the format of the exported raster files. |
projections_results |
A list containing projections results. |
presence_absence_list |
A list containing presence/absence lists. |
other_results |
A list containing other types of results (e.g., variable importance, functional responses, cross-validation). |
pa_cutoff |
A list containing presence/absence probability cutoffs. |
A character vector of file paths for the exported files or directories.
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