as.Graph: Coercion into Graph
In flahn/openeo-r-client: openEO client interface
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Currently there are several ways to create a Graph object. One of them is by coercion. You can coerce
from ProcessNode, a function that returns a ProcessNode or from a userdefined process (ProcessInfo), as obtained by
function describe_process_graph.
Usage
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as.Graph.ProcessNode(from)
as.Graph.function(from)
as.Graph.ProcessInfo(from)
Arguments
from
the source from which to coerce (ProcessNode, function or ProcessInfo)
Value
Graph
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Currently there are several ways to create a Graph object. One of them is by coercion. You can coerce
from ProcessNode, a function that returns a ProcessNode or from a userdefined process (ProcessInfo), as obtained by
function describe_process_graph.
Usage
1 2 3 4 5 | as.Graph.ProcessNode(from)
as.Graph.function(from)
as.Graph.ProcessInfo(from)
|
Arguments
from |
the source from which to coerce ( |
Value
Graph
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