CompareTaxo: Compare the original taxonomic information of a dataset with...
In EcoFoG/vernabota: Association between vernacular and botanical names for Guyafor data
CompareTaxo R Documentation
Compare the original taxonomic information of a dataset with predicted one
Description
This function is used in the CompareSim function.
It compares the original taxonomic information of a dataset with predicted
one and return the percentage of matching species.
Usage
CompareTaxo(list_res, test_taxo)
Arguments
list_res
Results of SimFullCom function applied to the test dataset:
a list of datatables with simulated taxonomic information.
test_taxo
The original taxonomic information for the test dataset.
Details
This function compares the taxonomic information in the column
GenSpCor of the simulated dataset list_res with the original information
from the columns Genus and Species of the dataset test_taxo.
The number of good estimation is divided by the length of the test dataset
to return a percentage good simulations.
Value
A double corresponding to the percentage of well simulated species.
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Compare the original taxonomic information of a dataset with predicted one
Description
This function is used in the CompareSim function. It compares the original taxonomic information of a dataset with predicted one and return the percentage of matching species.
Usage
CompareTaxo(list_res, test_taxo)
Arguments
list_res |
Results of SimFullCom function applied to the test dataset: a list of datatables with simulated taxonomic information. |
test_taxo |
The original taxonomic information for the test dataset. |
Details
This function compares the taxonomic information in the column GenSpCor of the simulated dataset list_res with the original information from the columns Genus and Species of the dataset test_taxo. The number of good estimation is divided by the length of the test dataset to return a percentage good simulations.
Value
A double corresponding to the percentage of well simulated species.
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