species.from.file: Takes a csv file and uses it to construct one or more...
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Takes a csv file and uses it to construct one or more enmtools.species objects. It constructs one object per unique value in the "species.col" column.
Description
Takes a csv file and uses it to construct one or more enmtools.species objects. It constructs one object per unique value in the "species.col" column.
Usage
species.from.file(filename, species.col = "species")
Arguments
filename
Name of a .csv file
species.col
Name of the column from the csv file to use for species names. Default is "species".
Value
A list containing species objects, one for each unique value in species.col.
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View source: R/species.from.file.R
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Takes a csv file and uses it to construct one or more enmtools.species objects. It constructs one object per unique value in the "species.col" column.
Description
Takes a csv file and uses it to construct one or more enmtools.species objects. It constructs one object per unique value in the "species.col" column.
Usage
species.from.file(filename, species.col = "species")
Arguments
filename |
Name of a .csv file |
species.col |
Name of the column from the csv file to use for species names. Default is "species". |
Value
A list containing species objects, one for each unique value in species.col.
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