Description Usage Arguments Details Value References See Also Examples
Find extreme values in ecological community data
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x |
array of species data |
mult |
SD threshold for 'outliers' = the number of SD's away from the mean distance at which an outlier is defined; default is 3 times the SD |
method |
distance measure; follows |
metric |
defaults to 'SD'; only other alternative is 'MAD' |
plot |
logical, should a histogram of distances be drawn? |
perc |
numeric, returns outlier values beyond the specified percentile |
pick |
numeric, returns this number of most extreme outliers |
... |
further arguments passed to other methods |
Outlier analysis based on community distances. Emulates PC-ORD, but see also McCune and Grace (2002).
A data frame with plot identifiers, calculated distances, and standard deviations from the mean distance, either with or without a histogram.
McCune, B., and J. B. Grace. 2002. Analysis of Ecological Communities. MjM Software, Gleneden Beach, Oregon, USA. 304 pp.
outlier_uni
for univariate analog.
Other outlier functions:
outlier_uni()
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data(dune)
set.seed(19)
spe <- rbind(dune, runif(ncol(dune),0,1000)) # add an outlier row
outlier_multi(spe, mult=3, plot=FALSE)
outlier_multi(spe, mult=3)
outlier_multi(spe, perc=5)
outlier_multi(spe, pick=5)
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