example_hespdiv: Example hespdiv object
In hespdiv: Hierarchical Spatial Data Subdivision into Topologically Contiguous Units
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Example hespdiv object
Description
A small hespdiv object created from simulated occurrence data with a
known boundary at x = 0.45. The object is intended for examples,
tests, and demonstrations of plotting and post-processing functions.
Format
A hespdiv object.
Details
The object was generated using simulated coordinates and taxon names.
Occurrences on the left and right sides of the artificial boundary share
several common taxa but also include side-specific taxa.
The exact code used to simulate the dataset and run hespdiv is also
demonstrated in the examples of hespdiv function.
Examples
data(example_hespdiv)
plot_hespdiv(example_hespdiv)
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Example hespdiv object
Description
A small hespdiv object created from simulated occurrence data with a
known boundary at x = 0.45. The object is intended for examples,
tests, and demonstrations of plotting and post-processing functions.
Format
A hespdiv object.
Details
The object was generated using simulated coordinates and taxon names.
Occurrences on the left and right sides of the artificial boundary share
several common taxa but also include side-specific taxa.
The exact code used to simulate the dataset and run hespdiv is also
demonstrated in the examples of hespdiv function.
Examples
data(example_hespdiv)
plot_hespdiv(example_hespdiv)
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