#'@title Calculates Kempton's Biodiversity Index
#'@description This function calculates Kempton's Biodiversity index (Q) for
#' \eqn{j} areas and \eqn{i} years.
#'@details Kempton's Biodiversity Index \eqn{(Q)} is a relative index of
#' diversity calculated from the Kempton's Q75 index developed for expressing
#' species diversity. \deqn{Q = S*(p_2 - p_1)*log(R_2/R_1)} \eqn{S} is the
#' total number of species or functional groups, \eqn{p_1} and \eqn{p_2} are
#' the lower and upper percentiles of interest and \eqn{R_1} and \eqn{R_2} are
#' the corresponding lower and upper quartiles of the species abundance
#' distribution. \eqn{p_1} and \eqn{p_2} are defaulted to 0.25 and 0.75,
#' respectively (Kempton and Taylor, 1976).
#'@inheritParams shannon
#'@inheritParams meanTLCommunity
#'@param percentiles The percentiles used to determine R1 and R2. Default is
#' \code{percentiles = c(0.25, 0.75)}.
#'@param minTL Minimum trophic level for species included in the calculation.
#' Default is \code{minTL = 0}.
#'@return Returns a dataframe with columns \code{ID} and \code{YEAR}, and a
#' column \code{KemptonQ_minTL_group} for each entry in \code{groups}.
#'
#' If there is no data for spatial scale \eqn{j} in year \eqn{i}, indicator
#' values is assigned \code{NA}.
#'@family biodiversity indicators
#'@references Ainsworth, C, Pitcher, T. 2006. Modifying Kempton's species
#' diversity index for use with ecosystem simulation models. Ecological
#' Indicators. 6. 623-630. 10.1016/j.ecolind.2005.08.024.
#'
#' Bundy A, Gomez C, Cook AM. 2017. Guidance framework for the selection and
#' evaluation of ecological indicators. Can. Tech. Rep. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 3232:
#' xii + 212 p.
#'
#' Kempton R, Taylor L. 1976. Models and statistics for species diversity.
#' Nature 262:818-820
#'@author Danielle Dempsey, Adam Cook \email{Adam.Cook@@dfo-mpo.gc.ca},
#' Catalina Gomez, Alida Bundy
#'@examples
#'# Compile data
#'data(X)
#'data(species.info)
#'
#'# Calculate indicator
#'kemptonQ(X, TL.table = species.info, percentiles = c(.25, 0.75), minTL = 0,
#' groups = "ALL", metric = "ABUNDANCE", years = c(2014:2019))
#'@export
kemptonQ<- function(X, TL.table, percentiles = c(.25, 0.75), minTL = 0,
groups, species.table = NULL, metric = "ABUNDANCE", years) {
TL.table <- na.omit(TL.table[, c("SPECIES", "TL")])
for(k in 1:length(groups)){
X.k <- speciesGroups(X = X, group = groups[k], species.table = species.table) # subset X to the species of interest
X.k <- merge(X.k, TL.table, by = 'SPECIES') # Add trophic level data to RV survey data
X.k <- X.k[X.k$TL > minTL, ]
uI = unique(X$ID) # extract the spatial scale ID's
ind.k <- NULL # initialize dataframe for storing indicator values
for (j in 1:length(uI)){ # loop over all spatal scales
X.j = X.k[X.k$ID == uI[j], ] # subset data to spatial scale j
for (i in 1:length(years)){ # loop over each year
year.i = years[i] # set years.i to current year
X.ij = X.j[X.j$YEAR == year.i, ] # subset data to include only current year
Y <- X.ij[order(X.ij[metric]),metric] # set Y to metric ORDERED FROM SMALLEST TO LARGEST
S <- length(Y) # number of species recorded (simpler than speciesRichness function)
if(S>2) {
w <- c(round(S*percentiles[1], 0), round(S*percentiles[2], 0)) # index of where percentile value is in Y
# this works becuase S = length(Y)
if(w[1]==0) w[1]<-1 # can't have index of 0, so if small number, set to 1
ind.i <- S*(percentiles[2]-percentiles[1])/log(Y[w[2]]/Y[w[1]]) # calculate Kemptons' Q
} else {
ind.i <- NA
}
ind.i = data.frame(uI[j], year.i, ind.i) # create a dataframe with spatial scale ID, year, and indicator value
ind.k = rbind(ind.k, ind.i) # bind ind.i to ind dataframe
}
}
ind.name <- paste("KemptonQ_", minTL, "_", groups[k], sep ="") # name indicator: KemptonQ_group_minTL
names(ind.k) = c("ID", "YEAR", ind.name) # name the ind dataframe
ind.k <- ind.k[order(ind.k$ID), ] # order by ID to be consistent with other functions
if(k == 1) ind = ind.k
ind <- merge(ind, ind.k)
}
ind # return vector of indicator values for years c(start.year:end.year)
}
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