patchsizes | R Documentation |
Get the distribution of patch sizes from a logical matrix
patchsizes(mat, merge = FALSE, nbmask = "von_neumann", wrap = FALSE)
mat |
A logical matrix or a list of such matrices. |
merge |
Controls whether the obtained patch size distributions are to
be pooled together if |
nbmask |
Either "moore" for 8-way neighborhood, "von_neumann" for four-way
neighborhood (default), or a 3x3 matrix describing which neighbors to
consider around a cell. See |
wrap |
Whether to wrap around lattice boundaries ('TRUE'/'FALSE'), effectively using periodic boundaries. |
If mat is a logical matrix, then the function returns a vector of patch sizes. If mat is a list of logical matrices, then it returns a list of vectors of patch sizes: this list is flattened if merge is TRUE.
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data(forestgap)
patchsizes(forestgap[[5]]) # Use a single matrix
# Compute the average patch size of each matrix
list_patches <- patchsizes(forestgap) # get the patch size for each matrix
print( sapply(list_patches, mean)) # print the average patch size
# Example with 8-way neighborhood
patchsizes(forestgap[[5]], nbmask = "moore")
# Same neighborhood as above, but specified in matrix form
moore_nb <- matrix(c(1, 1, 1,
1, 0, 1,
1, 1, 1),
nrow = 3, ncol = 3, byrow = TRUE)
patchsizes(forestgap[[5]], nbmask = moore_nb)
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