add_equations: Find allometric equations in allodb or in a custom...
In forestgeo/fgeo.biomass: Calculate Biomass with the Best Available Allometries
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Examples
Description
Find allometric equations in allodb or in a custom equations-table.
Usage
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add_equations(data, dbh_unit = guess_dbh_unit(data$dbh))
Arguments
data
A dataframe as those created with add_species().
dbh_unit
Character string giving the unit of dbh values, e.g. "mm"
(see valid_units()).
Value
A nested dataframe with each row containing the data of an equation
type.
See Also
Other constructors: add_species
Examples
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census <- dplyr::sample_n(fgeo.biomass::scbi_tree1, 30)
species <- fgeo.biomass::scbi_species
census_species <- add_species(
census, species,
site = "scbi"
)
add_equations(census_species, dbh_unit = "mm")
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
Description
Find allometric equations in allodb or in a custom equations-table.
Usage
1 | add_equations(data, dbh_unit = guess_dbh_unit(data$dbh))
|
Arguments
data |
A dataframe as those created with |
dbh_unit |
Character string giving the unit of dbh values, e.g. "mm"
(see |
Value
A nested dataframe with each row containing the data of an equation type.
See Also
Other constructors: add_species
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | census <- dplyr::sample_n(fgeo.biomass::scbi_tree1, 30)
species <- fgeo.biomass::scbi_species
census_species <- add_species(
census, species,
site = "scbi"
)
add_equations(census_species, dbh_unit = "mm")
|
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