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View source: R/generate_commonness_matrix_from_gdm.R
Creates a pairwise site by site commonness matrix from estimates of species richness and Bray-Curtis dissimilarity.
1 | generate_commonness_matrix_from_gdm(gdm_predictions, alpha_list)
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gdm_predictions |
a square pairwise |
alpha_list |
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generate_commonness_matrix_from_gdm
uses a vector of
estimated species richness per site and a pairwise matrix of site by site
Bray-Curtis dissimilarity (we recommend using the gdm-package
(Fitzpatrick et al. 2020) to generate this matrix) to produce a matrix of
the estimated species in common between site pairs (referred to as a
commonness matrix). The commonness between sites is calculated using
C_{ij}=(1-β_{ij})(S_{i} + S_{j})/2
Where β_{ij} is the dissimilarity between sites, C_{ij} is the species in common between sites, and S is the number of species in each site. For more details see Mokany et al 2011.
A pairwise site by site matrix
of the number of species in
common between each site pair, with dimensions equal to that of the
provided dissimilarity matrix.
Mokany, K., Harwood, T.D., Overton, J.M., Barker, G.M., & Ferrier, S. (2011). Combining α and β diversity models to fill gaps in our knowledge of biodiversity. Ecology Letters, 14(10), 1043-1051.
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