mfdb_helpers | R Documentation |
Misc. functions to aid working with an MFDB database.
# Find species from abbreviated names mfdb_find_species(partial_name, single_matches_only = FALSE)
partial_name |
Vector of partial species names, e.g. "Gad Mor", "gad. Mor.", "Gadus Mor", will all match "Cod (Gadus Morhua)". |
single_matches_only |
Logical, default FALSE. If true, return NA for partial_names with multiple or zero matches. |
A matrix of all potential id, name & descriptions for each item in
partial_name
.
mfdb_find_species(c("gad mor", "tube worms")) # gad mor tube worms # id 8791030402 1e+10 # name "COD" "TBX" # description "Cod (Gadus Morhua)" "Tube Worms (Tubeworms)" # Can also generate a map to help insert a data.frame of foreign data stomachs <- read.csv(text = ' stomach_name,species,digestion_stage,length,weight,count A,Palaemon Elegans,1,1,10,5 A,Palaemon Elegans,1,4,40,1 B,Palaemon Elegans,1,1,10,5 B,Palaemon Elegans,4,1,10,5 B,Palaemon Elegans,5,1,10,NA B,Palaemon Elegans,5,1,10,NA C,Crangon Crangon,2,3.5,9.5,3 D,Palaemon Elegans,1,1.4,10,1 D,Crangon Crangon,5,4,40,1 E,Worms,1,1.4,10,1 ', stringsAsFactors = TRUE) # Work out a map from all Prey_Species_Name values to MFDB species codes species_map <- mfdb_find_species(levels(stomachs$species), single_matches_only = TRUE)['name',] # Put the new levels back onto the species column levels(stomachs$species) <- unlist(species_map) stomachs
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