near_channel_stats: Derive near-channel statistics: "median","mean", "min",...
In hrvg/RiverML: Machine Learning for River Science
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Derive near-channel statistics: "median","mean", "min", "max", "sd", "skew"
Usage
1
near_channel_stats(i, .ls, .lines, .stat, bf = 100)
Arguments
i
numeric, indice
.ls
a RasterStack of terrain analysis rasters, passed from get_stats_df()
.lines
a SpatialLinesDataFrame, passed from get_stats_df()
.stat
character, list of statistics to derive, passed from get_stats_df()
bf
numeric, size of the riparian buffer, default to 100 m
Value
a numeric vector of statistics
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Derive near-channel statistics: "median","mean", "min", "max", "sd", "skew"
Usage
1 | near_channel_stats(i, .ls, .lines, .stat, bf = 100)
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Arguments
i |
numeric, indice |
.ls |
a RasterStack of terrain analysis rasters, passed from |
.lines |
a SpatialLinesDataFrame, passed from |
.stat |
character, list of statistics to derive, passed from |
bf |
numeric, size of the riparian buffer, default to 100 m |
Value
a numeric vector of statistics
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