specPoint: Selects random species from the available list, weighted by...
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specPoint R Documentation
Selects random species from the available list, weighted by their frequency
Modifies a parameter table to the shortened list
Description
Selects random species from the available list, weighted by their frequency
Modifies a parameter table to the shortened list
Usage
specPoint(base.params, Structure, a)
Arguments
base.params
A parameter file
Structure
A dataframe with the fields:
record - a unique, consecutively numbered identifier per site
site - a unique identifier per site
NS, El, Mid & Can - the mean separation between plants (m) per stratum
ns_e, ns_m, e_m, e_c, m_c - Logical field indicating whether plants in the stratum
on the left grow directly beneath those in the stratum on the right. Acceptable values
are t, f, or blank, where the outcome will be decided by the relative stratum heights.
nsR, eR, mR, cR - maximum species richness recorded for each stratum
a
A unique identifier for the record being run
Value
dataframe
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Selects random species from the available list, weighted by their frequency Modifies a parameter table to the shortened list
Description
Selects random species from the available list, weighted by their frequency Modifies a parameter table to the shortened list
Usage
specPoint(base.params, Structure, a)
Arguments
base.params |
A parameter file |
Structure |
A dataframe with the fields: record - a unique, consecutively numbered identifier per site site - a unique identifier per site NS, El, Mid & Can - the mean separation between plants (m) per stratum ns_e, ns_m, e_m, e_c, m_c - Logical field indicating whether plants in the stratum on the left grow directly beneath those in the stratum on the right. Acceptable values are t, f, or blank, where the outcome will be decided by the relative stratum heights. nsR, eR, mR, cR - maximum species richness recorded for each stratum |
a |
A unique identifier for the record being run |
Value
dataframe
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