universal_diversity2: Calculate Diversity Index
In EdieBishop/ProgInRBCIfunc: species_richness_1
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/universal_diversity2.R
Description
A function which calculates a diversity measure, dependent on the population and the value for
q passed to it. This function can be used to calculate the Diversity value for species richness and
Simpson diversity. It can be called by other functions which pass a population and a value of q to
it.
Usage
1
universal_diversity2(population, q)
Arguments
population
- a set of population counts, containing the number of individuals of each species within the population
q
- a diversity measure
Value
diversity - a diversity index which is dependent on the value of q which has been supplied
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/universal_diversity2.R
Description
A function which calculates a diversity measure, dependent on the population and the value for q passed to it. This function can be used to calculate the Diversity value for species richness and Simpson diversity. It can be called by other functions which pass a population and a value of q to it.
Usage
1 | universal_diversity2(population, q)
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Arguments
population |
- a set of population counts, containing the number of individuals of each species within the population |
q |
- a diversity measure |
Value
diversity - a diversity index which is dependent on the value of q which has been supplied
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