xfer_mess | R Documentation |
This function generates a MESS map for the new variables for transferring based on variables and points used for modeling in previous components.
xfer_mess(occs, bg, bgMsk, xferExtRas, logger = NULL, spN = NULL)
occs |
a data frame of occurrences used for modeling and values of environmental variables for each point. |
bg |
a data frame of points used as background for modeling and values of environmental variables for each point. |
bgMsk |
a rasterBrick or rasterStack of environmental variables used for modeling. They must be cropped and masked to extent used in model training. |
xferExtRas |
a rasterStack or rasterBrick of environmental variables to be used for transferring. |
logger |
Stores all notification messages to be displayed in the Log Window of Wallace GUI. Insert the logger reactive list here for running in shiny, otherwise leave the default NULL. |
spN |
character. Used to obtain species name for logger messages |
This functions allows for the creation of a MESS map for the new provided variables for transferring. These variables are either user uploaded or selected from WorldClim database. MESS map is based on occurrence and background points used for generating the model and the environmental values at those points.
Jamie Kass <jamie.m.kass@gmail.com>
Gonzalo E. Pinilla-Buitrago <gepinillab@gmail.com>
mess
, xfer_time
xfer_userEnvs
## Not run:
envs <- envs_userEnvs(rasPath = list.files(system.file("extdata/wc",
package = "wallace"),
pattern = ".tif$", full.names = TRUE),
rasName = list.files(system.file("extdata/wc",
package = "wallace"),
pattern = ".tif$", full.names = FALSE))
# load model
m <- readRDS(system.file("extdata/model.RDS",
package = "wallace"))
occsEnvs <- m@occs
bgEnvs <- m@bg
envsFut <- list.files(path = system.file('extdata/wc/future',
package = "wallace"),
full.names = TRUE)
envsFut <- raster::stack(envsFut)
## run function
xferMess <- xfer_mess(occs = occsEnvs, bg = bgEnvs, bgMsk = envs,
xferExtRas = envsFut)
## End(Not run)
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