bindScenarios: Bind scenarios together and save an alternative output

Description Usage Arguments Value

View source: R/clean.R

Description

It is fine to analysing scenarios one by one. But when comparing scenarios, it is sometimes preferable to have all scenarios in one data frame. Since scenario data is storred in a list of 4 data frames, this function does the job of binding each data frame in turn. To bind more than 2 scenarios, put them in a list and use scenarios <- Reduce(bindScenarios, list(sc1, sc2, sc3))

Usage

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bindScenarios(scenario1, scenario2)

Arguments

scenario1

scenario object created by the clean() function or by the load_and_clean_gfpm_data() functions

scenario2

another scenario object

Value

List of data frames


paul4forest/GFPMoutput documentation built on May 24, 2019, 8:25 p.m.