(Use intervals that start on first of month when used with phenology)
1 2 3 | get_homerange(ranging_waypoints, start_date = NULL, ints_per_year = 1,
hr_periods = NULL, min_nb_reloc = NULL, output = c("ud", "hr",
"ob"))
|
start_date |
Begin of first time interval. By default (NULL), Jan 1st of the earliest timestamp in ranging dataset - NOT YET IMPLEMENTED |
ints_per_year |
Default is 1 (i.e. yearly homeranges). Set to NULL if not needed. Currently implemented: 12 (1 month-intervals) 8 (1.5 months-intervals) 4 (3 months-intervals) 2 (6 months-intervals) 1 (1 year-intervals) |
hr_periods |
If custom periods for home ranges are required (e.g. 05-02-2012 - 20-07-2012). Default is NULL. Create object of type: data.frame(date_begin = start_vec, date_end = end_vec) With start_vec including all start_dates and end_vec all end_dates - Overwrites ints_per_year if both are specified |
min_nb_reloc |
Minimum number of location points per interval. Intervals for which the data are too sparse are removed. Default is NULL, which uses Fernando's criteria |
output |
What type of object should be returned? ud, ob, or hr (sf-dataframe with homerange polygons) |
ranging_waypoint |
Table with ranging waypoint - MORE SPECIFICS |
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