ord_labels: Make Ordination Axis Labels
In jfq3/QsRutils: R Functions Useful for Community Ecology
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Description
Makes ordination axis labels that include, if apprpriate, the % total variance explained by each axis.
Usage
1
ord_labels(ord)
Arguments
ord
A vegan ordination object.
Details
If there are no eigenvalues in ord, or if any eigenvalues are less than 0, each element of the vector returned has the form "DIMn" where N is the axis number. Otherwise, each element of the vector returned has the form "AxisN xx.x%" where "Axis" is taken from the vector of eigenvalues in ord if they are named or simply "DIM" if they are not, N is the number of the axis, and xx.x is the % of total variance explained by the axis.
Value
A character vector, each element of which can be used to label the corresponding axis of an ordination plot.
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
Makes ordination axis labels that include, if apprpriate, the % total variance explained by each axis.
Usage
1 | ord_labels(ord)
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Arguments
ord |
A vegan ordination object. |
Details
If there are no eigenvalues in ord, or if any eigenvalues are less than 0, each element of the vector returned has the form "DIMn" where N is the axis number. Otherwise, each element of the vector returned has the form "AxisN xx.x%" where "Axis" is taken from the vector of eigenvalues in ord if they are named or simply "DIM" if they are not, N is the number of the axis, and xx.x is the % of total variance explained by the axis.
Value
A character vector, each element of which can be used to label the corresponding axis of an ordination plot.
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