ch2matrix | R Documentation |
The function takes capture histories in any of the following formats and converts it to a matrix of integers with one column for each capture occasion and one row for each capture history.
Possible formats for ch
are:
1a. a proper CH matrix: numeric, > 1 column – returned unchanged.
1b. the same, as a data frame.
2a. a character vector with "100110", "001100", etc, consisting entirely of digits (no letters, spaces, or symbols).
2b. the same, as a factor.
2c. a numeric vector with 100110, 1100, etc (leading zeros dropped).
3a. a 1-column data frame with 2a, b or c.
3b. a 1-column matrix with 2a or 2c.
ch2matrix(ch)
ch |
capture histories in a suitable format, see Description. |
A matrix of integers with one column for each capture occasion and one row for each capture history.
Mike Meredith
# Create some example data raw <- c("1000", "1000", "1100", "1100", "1100", "1110", "0110", "0110", "0111", "0101", "0010", "0011", "0001") ch1 <- ch2matrix(raw) # character vector cbind(raw, ch1) ch <- ch2matrix(factor(raw)) # factor all(ch == ch1) ch <- ch2matrix(as.numeric(raw)) # numeric all(ch == ch1) ch <- ch2matrix(matrix(raw, ncol=1)) # 1 column matrix all(ch == ch1) ch <- ch2matrix(data.frame(raw=raw)) # 1 column data frame all(ch == ch1) # Error messages: try(ch2matrix(matrix(rep(raw, 2), ncol=2))) # 2 column matrix -> error try(ch2matrix(data.frame(raw=raw, dummy=raw))) # 2 column data frame -> error raw[2] <- "11000" # wrong length try(ch2matrix(raw)) # error ch2matrix(as.numeric(raw)) # this works, leading zeros not expected.
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