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In anttonalberdi/hilldiv: Integral Analysis of Diversity Based on Hill Numbers
VqN()
The Sørensen-type turnover-complement is the complement of the Sørensen‐type turnover, which quantifies the normalized OTU turnover rate with respect to the average subsystem (i.e., alpha), thus provides the proportion of a typical subsystem that changes across subsystems. VqN is integrated in the functions beta.dis() and pair.dis().
Arguments
| Arguments | Description |
| ------------- | ------------- |
| beta | A beta diversity value based on Hill numbers. |
| N | An integer indicating sample size, the number of sampling units to be used to compute the similarity measure. |
Examples
VqN(beta=1.24,N=2)
VqN(1.24,2)
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VqN()
The Sørensen-type turnover-complement is the complement of the Sørensen‐type turnover, which quantifies the normalized OTU turnover rate with respect to the average subsystem (i.e., alpha), thus provides the proportion of a typical subsystem that changes across subsystems. VqN is integrated in the functions beta.dis() and pair.dis().
Arguments
| Arguments | Description | | ------------- | ------------- | | beta | A beta diversity value based on Hill numbers. | | N | An integer indicating sample size, the number of sampling units to be used to compute the similarity measure. |
Examples
VqN(beta=1.24,N=2)
VqN(1.24,2)
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