# This script generates an overview of all variables containing class data,
# containing their name, the name of the variables that represent min and max,
# and the transformation that should be used to deal with these data.
# In case of coverage, transformation is based on the class widths of the most
# abundant coverage classes
# (This table is used in create_statistics().)
library(readr)
class_data <-
data.frame(
var_name =
c("number_of_regeneration", "moss_cover", "herb_cover", "shrub_cover",
"tree_cover", "waterlayer_cover", "soildisturbance_game_cover"),
var_min =
c("min_number_of_regeneration", "moss_cover_min", "herb_cover_min",
"shrub_cover_min", "tree_cover_min", "waterlayer_cover_min",
"soildisturbance_game_cover_min"),
var_max =
c("max_number_of_regeneration", "moss_cover_max", "herb_cover_max",
"shrub_cover_max", "tree_cover_max", "waterlayer_cover_max",
"soildisturbance_game_cover_max"),
preferred_transformation = c("log", "log", NA, "log", NA, "log", "log")
)
write_csv2(class_data, "inst/extdata/class_data.csv")
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