#' Create Network Centers
#' @param popdata dataframe containing Network IDs, x and y coordinates
#' @description Takes dataframe containing Network IDs, x and y coordinates, and returns the coordinates of the centers of the networks, in integer values.
#' coordinates should be labeled x and y and Network ID given as "NetworkID"
#' @noRd
createNetworkCenters <- function(popdata) {
handleError_popdata(popdata)
NetworkID <- x <- y <- NULL
Z = popdata %>%
group_by(NetworkID) %>%
summarise(
Center_x = round(mean(x)),
Center_y = round(mean(y))
) %>%
ungroup()
return(Z)
}
#' Create patches of species of interest within the grid population
#' @param popdata A dataframe of x and y coordinates of locations and information about the variable of interest $y$. This dataframe should only include plots that satisfy some criterion about the variable of interest $y$ (eg., value is greater than zero).
#' @description Takes dataframe containing Network IDs, x and y coordinates, and returns the coordinates of the centers of the networks, in integer values, as well as coordinates for each unit in a network, relative to the center of the network. If Network.Centers is supplied, it should be a dataframe, one row per network, giving the coordinates of the centers of the networks
#' returns the dataframe with additional columns for the network center coordinates as well as coordinates for each individual unit relative to the center of the network
#'
#' @noRd
#' @export
createNetworks <- function(popdata) {
NetworkID <- x <- Center_x <- y <- Center_y <- NULL
Z = assignNetworkMembership(popdata, plot.size=1)
centers = createNetworkCenters(Z)
popdata = merge(Z, centers, by="NetworkID", all=T) %>%
group_by(NetworkID) %>%
mutate(
Rel_x = x - Center_x,
Rel_y = y - Center_y
) %>%
ungroup() %>%
as.data.frame
return(popdata)
}
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