CTFSplot: Deprecated. Use <DATA> from Barro Colorado Island with...

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Description

Deprecated. Use <DATA> from Barro Colorado Island with bciex::<DATA> (see https://github.com/forestgeo/bciex).

Usage

CTFSplot(plot, census = 1, type = "full", path = "CTFSRPackage",
  remove = FALSE, includespp = TRUE)

Arguments

plot	Character string giving the name of the plot where the data comes from (as it appears in the names of the R Analytical Tables).
census	census numbers as they appear in the names of the R Analytical Tables; can be a vector
type	either full or stem, in quote marks
path	the name of the folder in which the tables are stored, defaults to CTFSRPackage
remove	if TRUE, the tables are detached, otherwise they are attached
includespp	can be set to FALSE if the species table is not available

Details

A convenience for attaching the R Analytical Tables, including the species table. One or more censuses can be requested, and either the full'or the 'stem'tables. The path in which R Tables are stored is submitted; if in a folder called CTFSRPackage, then the default works.

Within that folder, there must be subfolders named full, stem, and species for the three types of tables. The function 'attach_if_needed' is used, so there is no penalty to requesting a table that is already attached.

Examples

## Not run: 

CTFSplot(plot='bci',census=1:2)

CTFSplot(plot='bci',census=2:3)

CTFSplot(
  plot = 'sinharaja',
  census = 3,
  type = 'stem',
  path = 'C:/SinharajaRDataTables'
)

## End(Not run)

forestgeo/ctfs documentation built on May 3, 2019, 6:44 p.m.